Y is the answer so thank me later
This rule shows how we transition the x-coordinate and y-coordinate when finding B'.
In this rule, it shows us what to add/subtract from the x-value and y-value in the coordinate. We can see that it wants us to subtract 5 from the x-value (based on the "x - 5") and that it wants us to add 9 to the y-value (based on the "y + 9"). Based on this information, we can find B':


The "y-coordinate" of B' is 6.
In order to be perpendicular, you must have a slope that is the opposite reciprocal, so the slope should by -3/4. So the equation could be y = -3/4x with any other number at the end.
Here you'll need to do some online research, using "area of a cone" as your search term. There is a formula! But it's complicated.
Once you've found this formula online, substitute 17 feet for r. The height of the cone has to be calculated from the slant height (these are not the same):
(slant height)^2 = (12 feet)^2 = r^2 + h^2, where h is the actual height of the cone.
The area of the base is pi*r^2, or pi*17^2 square feet.