We are given the vertices of the triangle with their respective coordinates. For the vertex L, the translated coordinates is also given. So, from the original coordinates of L and the new coordinates, we can get the rule used during translation:(7, -3) -> (7 + a, -3 + b) = (-1, 8)7 + a = -1a = -8
-3 + b = 8b = 11
Therefore, the answer is:(x, y) → (x – 8, y + 11)
1, it is shifted 4 units up
Answer:
Idk if its multiple choice but you can do 1 of 2 ways theres using distance formula =√(5-3)sq+(1-4)sq
=√4+9
=√13 <--
or
3.6 units
Given: The two points that are P(5,1) and Q(3,4).
To find: The distance between these two points.
Solution: It is given that there are two points that are P(5,1) and Q(3,4).
The distance between these two points can be found out as using the distance formula that is: 3.6
Thus, the distance between the given two points is 3.6 units.
So you choose 13 or 3.6 Hope this helps :)
Answer:
56.26
Step-by-step explanation:
An isosceles triangle has two sides that are the same length, and one side that is the same length. We have two sizes, so two find the greatest possible perimeter we must assume that the greater size is the value for the two sides, and the smaller size the value for the single side. In other words:
Remainder theorem again...
So Yes, 
is a factor.
