Answer: from up to down 9, from side to side 12
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The ∆ given is an isosceles ∆ with a right angle measuring 90°, and two congruent angles measuring 45° each.
Using trigonometric ratio formula, we can find the lengths of the missing side as shown below:
Finding e:
hyp = 26
opp = e = ?
Plug in the values into the formula
Multiply both sides by 26
Since side e is of the same length with side f, therefore, the length of side f = 
Answer:
false
Step-by-step explanation:
the relationship between lengths/dimensions and areas is that areas are created by multiplying 2 dimensions.
when you quadruple (×4) the dimensions, then the areas are growing with the square of the factor (×4×4 = ×16), because the factor goes twice into the multiplication : one time for every dimension involved.
so, quadrupling the dimensions would multiply the areas by 16.
Tom is correct, and Dan is wrong. A quadrilateral is a closed figure with four sides, for example, like a kite. A parallelogram is a four sided rectangular figure with opposite sides that are parallel.
y = A(Bx - C)ⁿ + D
A is a vertical stretch (or shrink if |A| < 1)
B is a vertical shrink (or stretch if |B| < 1)
C is a shift to the right (or left if C is negative) → notice that Bx - C is "-C" so to take the opposite
D is a shift up (or down if D is negative)
when C = -3, it is a shift to the left 3 units
when D = -7, it is a shift down 7 units
Answer: B
