In the coordinate plane below, quadrilateral PQRS is reflected over the x-axis. Which segment is segment QR congruent to?
1 answer:
Answer:
Q'R'
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Quadrilateral PQRS
Reflected over x-axis
Required
Congruent side to QR
This question has a missing attachment, but can still be solved without the attachment.
When a shape is reflected, the sides and the angles of the shape remain unchanged.
This means that when PQRS is reflected to give P'Q'R'S, the following sides will be congruent.
<em>Hence, QR will be congruent to Q'R'</em>
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The Dimensions of Parallelogram are 12 in.(Base) and 7 in.(Height)
<em>And,</em>
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We know that the formula of Parallelogram is base*height[b×h] and the formula of rectangle is length*breadth[l*b] .
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The true statement is that Stephen's factored expression is incorrect.
Given
The expression is given as:
Factorization involves splitting a function into factors.
Start by expanding the equation
Factorize the equation
Factor out x - 7
Hence, the true statement is that Stephen's factored expression is incorrect.
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