Answer:
Yes, A KLP can be reflected across the line containing KP and then translated so that Pis mapped to M.
Step-by-step explanation:
The figure shows two congruent by HA theorem (they have congruent hypotenuses and a pair of congruent angles adjacent to the hypotenuses) triangles KLP and QNM.
A rigid transformation is a transformation which preserves lengths. Reflection, rotation and translation are rigit transformations.
If you reflect triangle KLP across the leg KP and translate it up so that point P coincides with point M , then the image of triangle KLP after these transformations will be triangle QNM.
The answer for the question is 11:45
Well 15 is over 8 so figure out how many times 8 goes into 15 then the rest of 15 replaces it over the 8
Answer:
6/5 1.2 1 1/5
Step-by-step explanation:
1+2+3=6
You do not change the denominator while adding fraction so it remains the same at 5
The easiest thing to find in a table showing a linear relationship is the slope. If the x is increasing by one each and every time (or cell because we are talking about tables), then the difference between each y value is the slope. Also, if you are lucky enough to have that sort of table, you can easily find the y-intercept by looking at the y value that is next to the x value of 0. Otherwise, work backward to find the y-intercept. For every x value you go down to try and get to 0, minus the y values also by the slope.
