Answer:
a) (4,5)
b) (0,-3)
Step-by-step explanation:
We have to perform the following reflection over given ordered pair.
a) Reflect the ordered pair (-4,5) across the y-axis
Reflection over y-axis:
Thus, (-4,5) will be reflected over y-axis as
b) Reflect the ordered pair (0,3) across the y-axis
Reflection over x-axis:
Thus, (0,3) will be reflected over x-axis as
Answer:
The answer should round up to 40 minutes. Do it to make sure the answer is 4 which in this case = 40
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A) −20
Step-by-step explanation:
−5/3 (−2/3 )(−18)
Multiply the first and second terms. A negative times a negative is a positive
-5/3 * -2/3 = 10/9
10/9 * -18
Rewriting for easier math
-18/9 * 10
-2 * 10
-20
Answer:
In terms of construction, copying a line segment and an angle requires a fixed compass width as a basic tool
Step-by-step explanation:
The basic similarity is in both constructions, or copies is that we are going to use the same compass width in each case as the basic tool to copy a line segment or an angle.
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282.5 of 10 tickets were sold in the rock concert by the promoter
<h3>How to determine the number of 10 tickets?</h3>
To do this, we make use of the following representations:
- x represents the 10 tickets
- y represents the 15 tickets
- z represents the 20 tickets
The 475 tickets that were sold means that:
x + y + z = 475
The income means that:
10x + 15y + 20z = 6300
Also, we have:
10y = 4z
Divide both sides by 10
y = 0.4z
Substitute y = 0.4z in 10x + 15y + 20z = 6300
10x + 15*0.4z + 20z = 6300
10x + 6z + 20z = 6300
Evaluate the like terms
10x + 26z = 6300
Substitute y = 0.4z in x + y + z = 475
x + 0.4z + z = 475
Evaluate the like terms
x + 1.4z = 475
Make x the subject
x = 475 - 1.4z
Substitute x = 475 - 1.4z in 10x + 26z = 6300
10(475 - 1.4z) + 26z = 6300
Expand
4750 - 14z + 26z = 6400
Evaluate the like terms
12z = 1650
Divide both sides by 12
z = 137.5
Substitute z = 137.5 in x = 475 - 1.4z
x = 475 - 1.4 * 137.5
Evaluate
x = 282.5
Hence, 282.5 of 10 tickets were sold
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