For both part A and part B, the cross-section would be a square.
For part c, the reasons the shapes are the same is the 3-D figure of a cube has 6 faces that are all squares. Since every face is a square, you cannot cut a cross-section that is any shape but a square. Cross-sections in 3-D prisms can reflect the face they are nearest to, so with every face being identical on a cube, the cross sections are also identical.
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Answer:
all she had to do was convert the first coordinate to negative
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Answer:
1. A 2. B
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Whatever happens to x must also happen to y.
For the first question, x is doubled, which means that the value of y is also doubled.
For the second question, if the value of x triples, then the value of y triples as well, which means that it would be multiplied by 3.
We can check to see if these two answers are true by inputting values into the equations.
For the first equation, let's use the example x = 2
y = 5(2)
y = 10
If the value if x doubled, it would become x = 4
y = 5(4)
y = 20
As you can see, when the value of x doubled from 2 to 4, the value of y also doubled from 10 to 20.
You can do something similar for the other equation.
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scale drawing
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Answer:
1. 14
2. 22
3. 3
4. 14
5. 10
6. 15
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 20-6=14
2. 22 bc it just is
3. 15-12
4. 16-2
5. 10+4
6. 5+10 is 15
This was too easy. Are these supposed to be trick questions.
