First I marked this as ABCD triangle for the easy access.
Then ABC triangle was considered and according to the pythagorus relationship X was found.
Then according to the ACD triangle, and ABD triangles the following equations were taken.
According to the 3rd photo the answer is taken
Answer:
No, A''C''B'' is located at A''(1, 1), C''(4, 3), and B''(1, 5)
Step-by-step explanation:
In general, such a pair of transformations <em>cannot</em> map a figure to itself unless all of the points are on the line y=x. Only point A is located on that line, so ...
- any answer choice with "yes" must be rejected
- any answer choice with original point coordinates must be rejected
That only leaves the last answer choice, as shown above.
Pi • radius squared = Area
n = pi
n • 3 • 3 (3 squared is the same thing as 3 multiplied by 3)
9n
Therefore, your answer would be 9n m2
The differences between arithmetic and geometric sequences is that arithmetic sequences follow terms by adding, while geometric sequences follow terms by multiplying. The similarities between arithmetic and geometric sequences is that they both follow a certain term pattern that can't be broken. There you go
