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Sedaia [141]
4 years ago
10

PLEASE PLEASE HELP!! 12 points!! Please don't answer if you're just gonna give me the wrong answer just to take my points ///: I

don't wanna have to report :c thank you so so so much in advance! Please explain!

Mathematics
2 answers:
WARRIOR [948]4 years ago
7 0
1. A (3,6) = (1,9) B(-1,2) = (-3,5) C (1,-4) = (-1,-1)                                                     2. K (5,7) = (-1,7) L (3,7) = (1,7) M (3,5) = (1,5) N (6,4) = (-2,4)                               3. Q (5,-8) = (5,8) R(5,-4) = (5,4) S (2,-4) = (2,4) T (2,-8) = (2,8)  I believe those are the correct points. I hope this helps :D
pochemuha4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

A (3,6) = (1,9) B(-1,2) = (-3,5) C (1,-4) = (-1,-1)                                                     2. K (5,7) = (-1,7) L (3,7) = (1,7) M (3,5) = (1,5) N (6,4) = (-2,4)                               3. Q (5,-8) = (5,8) R(5,-4) = (5,4) S (2,-4) = (2,4) T (2,-8) = (2,8)  I believe those are the correct points. I hope this helps :D

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