Answer: 1,2,3, and 5
Step-by-step explanation:
The isometries that preserve a shapes angles and line segments making the pre image congruent to the (post) image are :
Reflections, rotations, translations
These are rigid transformations. Think of your ruler. If you flip it, slide it, or rotate it around, did the ruler change shape? No. Just positions.
If you dilate something, you are either making it larger or smaller, therefore changing the size of the shape.
Anything that has dilation in its transformation does not have congruent shapes.
My best guess is the third one. Really sorry if I’m wrong.
Answer:
<em>angle ABD =</em><u><em>55 degree</em></u>
<em>angle BCD= </em><u><em>125 degree</em></u>
Step-by-step explanation:
angle ABD and angle DBC are supplementary angles.
Hence, angle ABD +angle DBC = 180 --equation 1
angle ABD = (2x+15) ---equation 2
angle BCD = (4x+45) ------equation 3
ABD+DBC=180
(2x+15) + ( 4x+45 ) = 180
2x+4x+15+45=180
6x+60=180
6x=180-60
6x=120
x=120/6=20
angle ABD= 2x+15= 2(20) +15
=40+15= 55 degree
angle BCD= 4x+45 = 4(20) +45
= 80+45= 125 degree
Hence, angle ABD =55 degree
angle BCD= 125 degree
<em>Hope this helps.</em>
Hello!
The line x = -10, is an example of an undefined line. It does not pass the vertical line test and each element of the domain is not paired with a unique (one and only one) element of the range. Remember that no two ordered pairs in a function have the same first element.
To find the line parallel to the line given line, we need to use the x-value in the given ordered pair, which will create the parallel line.
Therefore, the line parallel to the line x = -10 is x = -4.