Is a bicycle an asset or a liability?

Mathematics

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NARA [144]3 years ago

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Answer: I think the answer is that the bicycle is a liability.

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Triangle CAT is transformed to produce triangle DOG.

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Using transformations and congruency concepts, it is found that with these following transformations, the triangles will be congruent.

A reflection, then a translation.
A rotation, then a reflection.

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Two triangles are congruent if they have the same lengths of the sides and the same angles.

In a reflection, there is a rule that changes the coordinates (x,y), but does not change the lengths of the sides of the triangles, thus they will still be congruent.
A reflection is also a special case of rotation, thus, in a rotation, the triangles are also congruent.
A translation is also similar to a reflection, using rules to shift the triangle up, down, left or right according to it's coordinates, not changing the sides or angles, thus congruent.
In a dilation, the lengths of the sides are changed, thus, the triangles will not be congruent.

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Thus, from the bullet points above, the correct options are:

A reflection, then a translation.
A rotation, then a reflection.

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Every one reading this please help! I don't understand this and I will give brainliest to the person that helps first with a goo

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Since the area of the poster doesn't change by putting it in a frame, we presume the question is asking what the area of the framed poster is.

The length of the poster in its frame is ...
(frame width on one side) + (poster length) + (frame width on the other side)
2 in + 32 in + 2 in = 36 in

Likewise, the width of the poster in its frame is ...
2 in + 24 in + 2 in = 28 in

The area of a rectangle 36 in by 28 in is the product of these dimensions:
Area = (36 in)×(28 in) = (36×28) in² = 1008 in²

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3 years ago

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You and three friends go to the town carnival. You have a coupon for $20 off that will save your group money! If the total bill

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30 that singular tickets for each friend and if your asking for total it would be 120. :)

Step-by-step explanation:

They paid 100 but they had a 20$ off coupon, this means the orignial total would be $120 so 120 divided by 4 (there's four people) = $30 each :)

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