Don't you mean "coords," or (better yet) "coordinates?"
Look at line DG as an example. It's vertical. If you rotate the whole figure clockwise, then line DG becomes the horiz. line D'G.' G' would have the coordinates (-1,-1), and D' (5,-1). Plot these points G' and D' and see whether or not you agree.
Answer:
x=6, AT=45, MT=15, MA=45
Step-by-step explanation:
Because it is isosceles, MA=AT, so 8x-3=5x+15, solve for x and then plug it into the equations.
I don't understand the language
16/5=48/15
54 2/3= 164/3
164-48=144
she weighs 144
