After applying the composition T5,2oR0,90o to the point (–5, 3), in which quadrant does the image lie? A. I B. II C. III D. IV
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1.) Mid-Segment Theorem
2.) Mid-Point Theorem
3.) Mid-Point Theorem
4.) Vertical Angles
5.) SAS Postulate
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First of all this is a very poor question, and you should question it a bit. What are these figures? Are they regular? (first 2). Is the last one a parallelogram. I'm going to assume that the yellow one is a rectangle and the middle one is a pentagon and the last one is a parallelogram.
Yellow
A has 4 right angles (That's the property of a rectangle).
Green
B has 5 angles that are equal to 108 degrees. If you draw a 2 lines from any vertex you get 3 triangles. The size of the interior angles totals 3 triangles * 180 degrees = 540 degrees.
540/3 = 108.
Each angle in the interior is 108 degrees.
B has 5 angles all equal 108 degrees. All 5 are obtuse.
Red
Just by sight and assumption C has 2 obtuse angles, and 2 acute angles.
C.
The starting point is (-10,-2). It crosses the y-axis at (-8, 0). It is increasing from -10<=x<=-2. It deceases from -2<=x<=10.
Answer:
145,000÷5=29000
or 14500÷5=2900
Step-by-step explanation: