Liam tried to define a translation. - Point A maps to point A' - Every point P maps to point P' such that PP' is parallel to AA'
and points in the same direction as AA' Which counterexample shows that Liam's definition does not fully define a translation?
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Answer:
of the distance
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that a ferry traveled of the distance between two ports in
hours.
In order to calculate what fraction of the distance between the two ports can the ferry travel in one hour we can do the following reasoning :
The rate of the ferry is the same at any time.
The ferry will travel of the distance in
hours.
If we divide each fraction by 3 ⇒
and
We do this to obtain a ''1'' in the numerator of the second fraction (the hours fraction). Now, we can say that :
The ferry will travel of the distance in
hours.
Finally, we multiply each fraction by 7 (in order to obtain the distance for 1 hour) ⇒
and
We found out that the ferry will travel of the distance in 1 hour.