The result concluded is equivalent to a single rotation transformation of the original object.
<h3>Explanation of how reflection across axis works?</h3>
When a graph is reflected along an axis, say x-axis, then that leads the graph to go just on the opposite side of the axis as if we're seeing it in a mirror.
The Compositions of Reflections Over Intersecting Lines states that if we perform a composition of two reflections over two lines that intersect.
The result concluded is equivalent to a single rotation transformation of the original object.
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Answer:
If line EF was dilated by a scale of 1/2 from the origin to get line E'F', then if line E'F' is dilated by a scale of 2 from the origin, EF is obtained. Also, the length of EF is double than the length of E'F'.
Dilation by a scale of 2 from the origin transforms point (x,y) into (2*x, 2*y)
E'(1,0) -> E(2,0)
F'(1, 3) ->F(2, 6)
length of E'F': 3
length of EF: 6
Answer: 13% or 0.1314
Step-by-step explanation: Binomial PDF on the calculator or by hand its
22 nCr 15 (0.60)^15(1-0.6)^7 = 0.131378
