Answer:
A dilation preserves angle measures.
A dilation alters the length of line segments by the same proportion.
Step-by-step explanation:
A dilatation is a transformation that alters a figure's size while maintaining its shape and orientation. Each linear measure of the figure, such as a side length, is multiplied by the scale factor of a dilatation. A dilation is a transformation where all line segments' lengths are altered uniformly. While a dilatation can alter a figure's size, it cannot alter a figure's form. Dilations are not isometries as the figure's size changes.
1/4a + 1/3a +8 =22
1st step add like terms:
1/4a +1/3a = 3/12a +4/12a = 7/12a
7/12a +8 =22
2nd step subtract 8 from each side:
7/12a = 14
3rd step divide both sides by 7/12 to get a:
a = 14 / 7/12
a = 24
Answer:
10a + 2b
Step-by-step explanation:
Add the lengths of all sides:
3a + b + b + 2a - b + 3a + b + b + 2a - b
Now combine like terms:
10a + 2b
Answer:
-1
Step-by-step explanation:
2 - 3 = -1
Yes that is a repeating decimal the answer would be -0.4444444.. and so on.
