Answer:
x = 12.489996 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to solve one side length of a right triangle given two of other side lengths, you can use the pythagorean theory.
The theory states that the sum of the two adjacent side squares equals the square of the hypotenuse.
Basically:
Since the problem gives you the hypotenuse and one adjacent side length you rearrange the formula as so:
Then plug in the values:
I did problems like that by marking the coordinates. For example it says A was at (2.3), so you’d go over 2 and up 3. Then you’d do the same for points B and C. After that you would connect the dots with lines, and it would show that both triangles are the same size meaning that it couldn’t be a dilation, since that would make the triangle be either bigger or smaller in size. The triangles would be facing the same direction, so it couldn’t be reflected over anything or rotated. The answer would be D) translation, because the image of the triangle was translated to the right 2 and up 2 for all of the points.
Answer:
y≥0
Step-by-step explanation:
no matter what is written inside it,
|x|≥0
so here
f(x)≥|-x|
so
f(x)≥0
then
y≥0
23/8 for the most part I think
