For the first question, we can extend all of the lines on the trapezoid, and triple the distance from B on the line, so we can use the fact that B is (2, 2), A is (0, 0), C is (4, 2), and D is (6, 0) to get that the new coordinates are A (-4, -4), B (2, 2), C (8, 2), and D (14, -4).
For the second question, notice that we are changing the size on the same line, and every side length is tripled by 3. If every side length is tripled by 3, then the perimeter of the new image is triple the perimeter of the original.
1. irrational
2. 5
3.16 and 25
4. between 3 and four
Answer:
2 in
Step-by-step explanation:
It is c
Rhomuses are slanted squares
