Since its multiplication you don't have to have a common denominator so you multiply straight across. The answer is 48/36.
The two interior angles of the triangle is 75 and 105 degree.
<h3>What is the exterior angle theorem ?</h3>
According to the exterior angle theorem , The size of an exterior angle of a triangle is the sum of of smaller of two opposite interior angles.
It is given that
Let the measure of the two interior angle be x and y
then
The size of an exterior angle of a triangle is the supplement of smaller of two opposite interior angles
x+ y = 180
the greater of the opposite interior angles exceeds the smaller by 30 degrees , find the measure of the interior angles of the triangle.
x = y+30
By substitution method
y+30+y = 180
2y +30 = 180
2y = 150
y = 75 degree and x = 105 degree.
Therefore the two interior angles of the triangle is 75 and 105 degree.
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Original Coordinates: (-2, -8) (-6, -8) (-11, -1) (-7, -3)
A 180 degree rotation around the origin flips the signs of x and y, so you get:
(2, 8) (6, 8) (11, 1) (7, 3)
Then a translation to the left 6 units just subtracts 6 from all the x values:
(-4, 8) (0, 8) (5, 1) (1, 3)
Those are your points! Hope this helped!
That’s the most confusing thing I’ve ever seen
The answer is b. There is a picture of the graphed function: y=3(1/2)^x
