The answer is the second option, option B, which is: B. <span>W'(2,8), X'(2,2), Y'(8,2)
</span> The explanation is shown below:
You have the Triangle WXY has coordinates W(1,4), X(1,1), and Y(4,1) and the Triangle of the option B has coordinates W'(2,8), X'(2,2), Y'(8,2). As you can notice, the coordinates of the new triangle are the result of multiply the coordinates of the original triangle by a scale of factor of 2. Therefore, in other words, the Triangle WXY was dilated with a scale of factor of 2.
This is like the equivalent to a jar with 4 green balls and 6 white balls, where you are picking 3. (The 4 green balls signify the friends from kindergarten.)
You want to solve the probability that the first two balls are green and the third is white.
First draw --> 4 green out of 10 balls --> 4/10 = 2/5
Second draw --> 3 green out of 9 balls --> 3/9 = 1/3
Third draw --> 6 white out of 8 balls --> 6/8 = 3/4
2/5 x 1/3 x 3/4
= 6/60
= 1/10
so the answer is 1/10 (or 10%)
Attached solution and work.
Answer:
no
Step-by-step explanation:
4x -3 = 16
x=19/4
4(x-3) = 16: Distribute the number in the parenthesis with 4 and you get:
4x-12=16
x=7
4x-12=16 is not the same as 4x-3=16
Therefore they do not have the same solution.
<span>Function
1:
Number of Weeks (x) Amount Remaining (dollars) (y)
1 30
2 24
3 18
4
12
You find the rate of weekley rate of change by calculating the difference of the amont remaing between two weeks:
24 - 30 = - 6
18 - 24 = - 6
12 - 18 = - 6
As you see the rate of change is constant: - 6 dollars per week.
The equation shows the relationship between the amount of money, y,
remaining in Ricky's account and the number of weeks, x:
Function 2: y =
–7x + 30 Which statement states and explains which function shows a
greater rate of change?
The rate of change is the slope of the linear function, and this is the coefficient of the independent variable, x. Then the rate of change is - 7 dollar per week. Now you know that the two rates are constant and that the second function shows a steeper decreasing.
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