1. Points that lie on the intersection area of the inequalities are solutions.
For example (0,2), (-4,4), (2,-1), (-8,0) and all others which lie in this area.
2 Not solutions are points that are on the lines (because we have signs > and <, not ≤ and ≥), or on the areas that are not intercepted. For example, (6,2), (2,2), (2,-4),(-6,-2).
The question did not show the original vertices of A, B, and C.
Generally, for a triangle ABC that is dilated by a scale factor of four to form triangle A'B'C', the coordinates of vertices A', B', C' are:
For A(x, y)
The coordinate of vertex A' will be A' (4x, 4y)
For B(x, y)
The coordinate of vertex B' will be B' (4x, 4y)
For C(x, y)
The coordinate of vertec C' will be C' (4x, 4y)
Answer:
71
Step-by-step explanation:
(73)-2 is equivalent to 71
That will be A bc B is much longer than A
