Answer:
Correct option is
B
90
∘
,90
∘
,90
∘
Let AB and CD be two lines Intersecting at O, such that, ∠AOD=90
∘
Now, ∠AOD=∠COB=90
∘
(Vertically opposite angles)
⟹∠AOD+∠DOB=180
o
(Angles on a straight line)
⟹90+∠DOB=180
o
∠DOB=90
∘
∠DOB=∠AOC=90
∘
(Vertically opposite angles)
Thus, all angles are 90
∘
.
Two transformations occur on F(x) to obtain G(x).
a) Multiplication by -1
This means, the function is reflected across x-axis
b) Multiplication by 5.
This means vertical stretch by a factor of 5.
So, G(x) can be obtained by reflecting F(x) across x-axis and stretching it vertically be a factor of 5.
So, the correct answer is option B
In a Euclidean<span> space, the </span>sum<span> of measures of these three </span>angles of<span> any </span>triangle<span> is invariably equal to the straight </span>angle
Hope this helps
B. False
Because it’s False
