So, since the polygons are similar, they will share a scale factor.
The dilation is a reduction.
SF= preimage/image
SF=48/40
SF= 1.2
To find the value of x, multiply 20 by 1.2, so:
20(1.2)=24
Thus, x = 24
Now, to check if the sides are proportional (this will determine if the polygons are, in fact, similar.)
24/20=1.2
48/40=1.2
BTW, the missing side measure for the image is 40 since 48 is its corresponding side, and 48/1.2 (SF) is 40.
Hence, we have 48/40= 1.2
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If there are 30 students then each student would probably get called up 6 times. I did this by dividing 180 by 30 that got me so each student will go up at least 6 times if there are 30 students
Answer:
6 to the right
Step-by-step explanation:
Yes, it might be scary at first sight bexause of the square mark. But it is no more special than any other graph transformation. The sqare mark here nly indicates that this graph is a parabola, and the 6 inside shifts the graph (be careful, it is negative so it moves the graph to the RIGHT, by 6 -- the square mark doesnt apply to that).
1/3 because if you dived 7 by both of them by you would get 1/3
