Equating "equal" as symmetrical:
Two windows of the same size and placed in the same position is considered symmetrical. In an example where one window is placed at a certain distance from a wall and a certain distance from the floor, another window of the same size is also placed in the opposite side of the first window (based on a constant center) with the same distance from the floor and wall. The two windows can be considered equal.
The first odd number is 45, the second 45+2=47 and the third 47+2=49.
Answer:
C''(-2, -2)
Step-by-step explanation:
Reflection over the x-axis negates the y-coordinate. Reflection over the y-axis negates the x-coordinate. Negating both coordinates of C(2, 2) makes it ...
C''(-2, -2)
The equation would be y= -1/2x + 5
The triangle inequality applies.
In order for ACD to be a triangle, the length of AC must lie between CD-DA=0 and CD+DA=8.
In order for ABD to be a triangle, the length of AC must lie between BC-AB=3 and BC+AB=9.
The values common to both these restrictions are numbers between 3 and 8. Assuming we don't want the diagonal to be coincident with any sides, its integer length will be one of ...
{4, 5, 6, 7}
