Answer:
1. Frankie is right.
2. Frankie is right.
3. Dean is right.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Dean started at 0 instead of 1 while plugging in values of x .
2. the left column is the p values so if you plug in 5 for p in Dean's equation c = 20 instead of the actual value of 28.
3. Frankie gives no equation just states the variables.
The answer:
the full question is
ΔABC will undergo two transformations to give ΔA′B′C′. Which pair of transformations will give a different image of ΔABC if the order of the transformations is reversed?
a possible answer for such a question is
A ROTATION 180° CLOCKWISE ABOUT THE ORIGIN FOLLOWED BY A REFLECTION ACROSS THE Y-AXIS
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Answer: 55 minutes</h3>
Work Shown:
(12 pictures)/(5 minutes) = (132 pictures)/(x minutes)
12/5 = 132/x
12x = 5*132
12x = 660
x = 660/12
x = 55
Note: I used the cross multiplication rule in the third step.
Diagram D has the relative locations correct.
If I were to show the bearing in a straightforward manner, I'd mark the angle NPQ as 50° and forget about angle NQP. That is, the diagram would look like that of A, but with P and Q swapped.