Answer:
4.8 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
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Represent the larger triangle with 1 and the smaller with 2.
So, we have:
-- height of 1
Required
Determine H2 --- Height of 2
To do this we apply dilation formula.
In this case:
Substitute 6 for H1 and 0.8 for Scale Factor
Hence, the height of the smaller triangle is 4.8 inches
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Answer:
see attached
Step-by-step explanation:
The point of intersection is found by equating the expressions for P:
6d = 5d +15
d = 15
p = 6d = 6·15 = 90
The point of intersection of the graphs is (15, 90).
The first equation graphs as a line with slope 6 through the origin.
The second equation graphs as a line with slope 5 through point (0, 15).
It is inconvenient to graph p and d using the same scale, so the attache graph has the vertical scale compressed somewhat.
