Well, this could be a "hecto" but in practice it's not really used. If you want to use it, you would speak of "hectometers".
if your question would be 1000 times larger, then it would be "kilo" and this one is actually widely used.
(D)We can prove THEOREMS with geometric rules........
Visually, we can see that Player 1 and Player 2 are at the <em>same vertical point</em>, and we can confirm that numerically - both of their y-coordinates are 5. We can also see that it looks like the points mirror each other horizontally; numerically, their x-coordinates are 7 and -7 - the same basic number given different signs.
To find the axis of reflection, we want to find the line that passes right through the middle of the two points which, in this case, is the y-axis. Option 3 is the appropriate response in that light.
To create a larger plot you need to dilation it
If 2 sets are disjoint means they have not any common element.
Draw a rectangle & inscribe inside this rectangle 2 circles that do not intersect.
cercle₁ ∩ cercle₂ =Ф.
Their complement would be the part of the rectangle - the 2 circles
