Answer:
D.
Step-by-step explanation:
All other equations have x or y to the power of one so they are linear. D. has x or y to the power of two, so it's not linear. Quadratics and any variable to the power of 2 and above is not linear (numbers on their own are also always linear, so ignore any powers on them)
Answer:
just subtract all 3 of the y intecept part, i think
Step-by-step explanation:
You gave no options but the simplest way to solve this is to set it equal to all of the answers to see if it is correct.
Based on the fact that the Polygon ABCD was translated, then the polygon that is a translation of it will be Polygon 3.
<h3>What polygon is the translation of Polygon ABCD?</h3>
When a shape is translated, it is taken as it is from one area of the coordinate plane, to another area of the plane.
This means that it doesn't change in height, or orientation.
The only polygon that still looks like Polygon ABCD is Polygon 3 which means that it is the translated version.
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