Leonel runs on different trails near his home for exercise. uses of positioning device to record how far from home he is when he
stops running. the scatterplot shows leonel's distance from his house when he stops running in relation to the length of time that he spent running .
F) as the number of minutes Lionel is running increases, the distance from home when he stops running increases .
G . As the number of minutes leonel is running increases, the distance from home when he stops running remains the same.
H. As the number of minutes leonel is running increases, the distance from home when he stops running decreases.
J.There is no relationship between the number of minutes leonel spends running and the distance from home when he stops running.
F) as the number of minutes Lionel is running increases, the distance from home when he stops running increases .
G . As the number of minutes leonel is running increases, the distance from home when he stops running remains the same.
H. As the number of minutes leonel is running increases, the distance from home when he stops running decreases.
J.There is no relationship between the number of minutes leonel spends running and the distance from home when he stops running.
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The sequences that would map the triangles so as to support both claims are explained below:
<em>Transformation</em> is a process in which the dimensions, size or orientation of a given shape is <em>adjusted</em>. The types are: translation, reflection, rotation and dilation.
Thus;
A. The sequence of transformations that will <u>support</u> Tim's thinking are:
i. <em>Reflection</em> of triangle A <em>about</em> the y-axis.
ii. <em>Reflection</em> of the triangle the <em>second</em> time now about x-axis.
iii. <em>Translation</em> of the triangle two units to the right (i.e towards the x-axis)
These steps would map triangle A unto triangle B supporting Tim's claim.
B. The sequence of transformations that will <u>support</u> Jennifer's claim are:
i. First <em>rotate</em> triangle A by using the origin of the axis as the reference point.
ii. Then <em>translate</em> triangle A two units to the right (i.e towards the x-axis).
Therefore, these steps will map triangle A unto B to support Jennifer's claim.