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Given: MN = MK
NP = PK
m∠NMK=50°
Find: m∠KMP
Given: MN = MK
NP = PK
m∠NMK=50°
Find: m∠KMP
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Answer:
See attached
Step-by-step explanation:
Table filled in, see picture
- The first column contains points with coordinates (x, y)
- The second column contains the rule (x + (-4), y + 2)
- The third column is obtained by applying the rule. Showing this for one of the vertices:
- Q: (1, 4)
- Apply rule: (1 + (-4), 4 + 2) = (1 - 4, 6) = (-3, 6)
- Get coordinates of Q' from previous step: (-3, 6)
So you get Q'(-3, 6) from Q(-1, 4) by applying the rule (x + (-4), y + 2).
Same steps for other vertices done and shown in the table.
Hope it is more clear.
