Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
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Isometry means lengths are preserved, and hence shapes must remain congruent.
Any dilation, stretching, etc are therefore excluded.
The transformations on the list that are examples of isometry are therefore:
rotation
translation
reflection
Answer:
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If the temperature of the egg is x, then if x is below 23 (x<23), they rarely hatch. If x is greater than 33 (x>33), they also rarely hatch. For them to not rarely hatch, then x must be not below 23 (greater than or equal to) and not above 33 (less than or equal to), resulting in our compound equality being
23≤x≤33 and our pair of simple inequalities being x≥23 and x≤33.
Ahh I’m not smart so imma just guess not saying it’s right . 24 in?
