AAA is not a valid congruence theorem. This is because we can construct two different triangles, of different shapes, and they both have the same corresponding angles. See the diagram below. Simply form any triangle you want and scale up or down to form a second triangle. The two triangles are similar, but they aren't congruent. They need to be the same size and shape to be congruent.
10 because first brackets is 0 second brackets is 10 15*0 is 0 0+10 is 10
Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
1. a = 18, 2. n = -19, 3. x = -17, 4. v = -6, 5. a = 9, 6. x = -2, 7. k = -4, 8. m = -19
9. n = 3, 10. a = -7, 11. n = -5, 12. n = -6, 13. x = -1/3, 14. m = 2/3 15. m = -9.8
16. n = 7.9, 17. x = 0, 18. b = 2, 19. v = -8, 20. b = -4, 21. n = 3, 22. p = 3.3
The <em><u>correct answer</u></em> is:
A 180° rotation followed by a translation 1 unit down.
Explanation:
The points are mapped as follows:
J(3, 4)→J'(-3, -5)
K(3, 1)→K'(-3, -2)
L(1, 1)→L'(-1, -2)
A 180° rotation maps a point (x, y) to (-x, -y). This would map
J(3, 4)→(-3, -4)
K(3, 1)→(-3, -1)
L(1, 1)→(-1, -1)
The difference between these points and the image points are that each y-coordinate of the image is 1 lower than these. This means a translation 1 unit down would result in the image points.