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First, we need to rotate our points 180° about the origin. To find the coordinates after such a rotation, we simply find the negative version of each number in the ordered pair, which can be written as (x,y)⇒(-x,-y).
Let's convert this below
A: (1,1)⇒(-1,-1)
B: (5,4)⇒(-5,-4)
C: (7,1)⇒(-7,-1)
D: (3,-2)⇒(-3,2)
Now, we need to translate these new points five units to the right and one unit down. This means we will add 5 to our x-value and subtract 1 from our y-value. This will look like (x,y)⇒(x+5,y-1). Let's do this below.
A: (-1,-1)⇒(4,-2)
B: (-5,-4)⇒(0,-5)
C: (-7,-1)⇒(-2,-2)
D: (-3,2)⇒(2,1)
Therefore, this new parallelogram has coordinates of A'(4,-2), B'(0,-5), C'(-2,-2), and D'(2,1)
Now you know how to find the coordinates of translated figures! Have a wonderful day! :D
If Tyler did 32 laps and Kevin did 3 times that amount; its quite simple, you would find three times the amount of Tylers laps which is 96.
Answer:
The answer is (-16.6)
Step-by-step explanation:
y/2 ≥ -8.3
y ≥ (-8.3) × 2
y ≥ -16.6
Thus, The value of y is (-16.6)
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Adjacent Angles<span> are </span>two angles<span> that share a </span>common vertex<span>, a </span>common side<span>, and no </span>common<span> interior points. (</span>They<span> share a </span>vertex<span> and </span>side<span>, but do not </span>overlap<span>.) A Linear Pair is </span>two<span> adjacent </span>angles<span> whose non-</span>common sides<span> form opposite rays
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