Which two transformations were preformed
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Answer:
- C = 21°
- a = 13.3
- c = 5.4
Step-by-step explanation:
The third angle can be found from the sum of angles in a triangle.
A + B + C = 180°
C = 180° -62° -97°
C = 21°
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The remaining side lengths can be found using the Law of Sines.
a/sin(A) = b/sin(B)
a = sin(62°)(15/sin(97°)) ≈ 13.34
Similarly, ...
c/sin(C) = b/sin(B)
c = sin(21°)(15/sin(97°)) ≈ 5.42
The remaining side lengths are approximately ...
a ≈ 13.3
c ≈ 5.4
Answer:
( -1 , 26)
Step-by-step explanation:
So since you need to find the other endpoint, you would follow these steps:
1.)
2.) 8 = 9 + x ( you just multiplied the 2 to the 4 to get 8)
3.) -1 = x (just solve it like a regular equation, so just subtract 9 on both sides to get rid of it and that leaves you with -1 = x)
You took the x values of both points and put them in the equation.
And its the same for y
1.)
2.) 16 = -10 + y
3.) 26 = y (you added the 10 on both sides because the 10 was negative and that took the 10 out and so it left you with 26 = y)
Just graph the coordinates
this picture is the different quadrants on the graph, whichever quadrant the coordinate is in, is what you put in the 2nd column
for example: (-2,-3) is in the 3rd quadrant
if its not in a quadrant its either on x or y axis, so its just on the line, and i assume you know which axis is which
for number 4. You just do subtraction, and then if its negative, it becomes positive since its asking for the absolute value
for example: |-24-11| > |-35| > 35
this picture is the different quadrants on the graph, whichever quadrant the coordinate is in, is what you put in the 2nd column
for example: (-2,-3) is in the 3rd quadrant
if its not in a quadrant its either on x or y axis, so its just on the line, and i assume you know which axis is which
for number 4. You just do subtraction, and then if its negative, it becomes positive since its asking for the absolute value
for example: |-24-11| > |-35| > 35