The "Pre Image" is the image that we started with, so the pink triangle.
The "Image" is the image that we ended with, so the blue triangle.
To determine how far we went from the pre image to the image, we can focus on one point, let's say point "P".
The pre image coordinates for point "P" are 2, 3.
The image coordinates for point "P'" are -1, 0.
To get from x value 2 to x value -3, we subtracted 3.
To get from y value 3 to y value 0, we subtracted 3.
So, our rule for this translation would be A, (x, y) ----> (x-3, y-3).
Fabric will run you from $1/yd to upwards of $20/yd, depending on what you want. If you're looking for a fairly basic fabric, you're probably going to pay around $5-8 a yard. Patterns have gotten really pricey, but here's a trick--always buy them on sale. Most fabric stores will have one or two pattern brands on sale for a couple bucks a piece at any given time, which beats the heck out of paying $20 for one. Thread is around $2.50 a spool (can be higher, depending on quantity and material), and I want to say a zipper will run somewhere in the vicinity of $3, depending on size and type.
Depending on your fabric, you're probably looking at around $25-30 total.
Log9 =2
3
because logz =y when x^y = z
x
Answer: 1/24
Step-by-step explanation:
1/2 divided by 12
