Answer:
sas fact congruency
Step-by-step explanation:
angle and same side are given
both triangle have same side
Answer:
<u>Triangle ABC and triangle MNO</u> are congruent. A <u>Rotation</u> is a single rigid transformation that maps the two congruent triangles.
Step-by-step explanation:
ΔABC has vertices at A(12, 8), B(4,8), and C(4, 14).
- length of AB = √[(12-4)² + (8-8)²] = 8
- length of AC = √[(12-4)² + (8-14)²] = 10
- length of CB = √[(4-4)² + (8-14)²] = 6
ΔMNO has vertices at M(4, 16), N(4,8), and O(-2,8).
- length of MN = √[(4-4)² + (16-8)²] = 8
- length of MO = √[(4+2)² + (16-8)²] = 10
- length of NO = √[(4+2)² + (8-8)²] = 6
Therefore:
and ΔABC ≅ ΔMNO by SSS postulate.
In the picture attached, both triangles are shown. It can be seen that counterclockwise rotation of ΔABC around vertex B would map ΔABC into the ΔMNO.
Answer:
(-2, -2)
Step-by-step explanation:
Red point represents (-2,-6) while blue point represents (-2,-2). count the numbers upward and it'll be 4 units. Best thing to do in this problem is to plot the given points and go from there.
The answer is 2 ( choose 2 )
and how we find this answer? the picture is clearly for that.
The <em>correct answer</em> is:
D) reflect over the y axis and then reflect again over the y axis.
Explanation:
Logically, if we reflect a figure across the y-axis and then reflect across the y-axis again, we have undone what we originally did, and the figure is back in its original position.
Algebraically, reflecting across the y-axis maps every point (x, y) to (-x, y). Reflecting this point across the y-axis maps (-x, y) to (x, y); this is our original point.