Transformation which can be used for mapping of one triangle to another are;
- Only translation
- Rotation then dilation.
What does mapping mean in geometry?
- Any method that is outlined for assigning a specific object from one (or the same) set to each object in another is known as mapping.
- Any set, including all whole integers, all the points on a line, or all the objects inside a circle, can be mapped.
We need to map one triangle to another ;
Hence, for mapping of one triangle to another,
The transformation which can be used from the given options are;
- Only translation
- Rotation then dilation
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Answer:
The correct answer to this question is complementars
Π/6+2πk
5π/6+2πk
you need to factor and use trig identities
5+2x=11 (this is the equation)
<span>-5 -5 </span>
<span>2x=6 (this is the answer)</span>
<span>x=3</span>
Answer: Sin0 = 8/8.5
Step-by-step explanation: What we have is a right angled triangle, with two sides given and one angle which is the reference angle (unknown angle).
The Sine of the angle is calculated as
Sin0 = opposite/hypotenuse
We have the opposite side (facing the reference angle) as 8 units and the hypotenuse (facing the right angle unknown), which we shall label as X.
To calculate the hypotenuse, we shall apply the Pythagoras theorem which is,
X² = 3² + 8²
X² = 9 + 64
X² = 73
Adding the square root sign to both sides of the equation, we now have
X = √73
X = 8.5 (approximately)
Now that we have the hypotenuse as 8.5, the Sine of the angle can now be calculated as
Sin0 = opposite/hypotenuse
Sin0 = 8/8.5
