Answer:
A. 90 degrees clockwise rotation
Step-by-step explanation:
Of we have a coordinate axis (x,y), if this axis is rotated 90° clock wide, the resulting coordinate of the pre-image will be the coordinate (y -x). Note that the coordinates was swapped and then the new y coordinate negated.
Given the coordinate K(24, -15). If we rotate this clockwisely, first we swap the coordinate axis to have (-15, 24)
Them we will negate the new y coordinate axis to have;
K'(-15, -24)
Therefore the correct answer is 90° clockwise rotation.
That's impossible to say. The radius of a square is meaningless.
Answer:
x=-2
y= 8
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
10x – 2y = -36-----------1
7x – 2y = -30--------------2
-Subtract to eliminate y
3x-0= -6
3x= -6
x= -6/3
x= -2
Put x= -2 in
7(-2)– 2y = -30
-14-2y=-30
-14+30=2y
16=2y
y= 16/2
y= 8
I think it would be 315. because 4.5*70..but im not sure
Answer:
t = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Notice that this expression for the projectile's path is that of a quadratic function with negative leading term. The graph of it therefore consists of a parabola with the branches pointing down (due to he negative leading coefficient). Therefore, the maximum of such parabola will reside at its vertex.
Recall that the formula for the position of the vertex in a general parabolic function of the form: 
, is given by the expression: 
In our case, the variable "x" is in fact "t", the leading coefficient (
) is -5, and the coefficient for the linear term (
) is 20.
Therefore, the maximum of the path will be when 
