The answer is going to be .65 because
1)You subtract 2.95 from 3.6
=3.6-2.95=.65
2)You add 2.95+.65
=3.6
Answer:
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- <u><em>The length of the image of the segment GH would be 5 units.</em></u>
Explanation:
You can use the <em>center of dilation</em> as your origin of coordintes.
Thus, the <em>point H</em> would have coordinates (0,0) and the <em>point G</em> (-1,0).
A <em>dilation</em> multiplies the coordinates by the <em>scale factor</em>. Hence:
- H = (0,0) → H' = 5 × (0,0) = (0,0)
- G = (-1,0) → G] = 5 × (-1, 0) = (-5, 0)
Thus, the length of the image of segment GH would be the distance from 0 to -5 in a number line, which is 5.
It would be 31+t.
Unless there's more to this question.
