Answer:
AB = A'B'
BC = B'C'
AC = A'C'
angle ABC = angle A'B'C'
angle CAB = angle C'A'B'
angle CBA = angle C'A'B'
Step-by-step explanation:
use different axomes to show relation,
Answer:
symmetry about the y-axis is shown
Step-by-step explanation:
Points on the right of the line of symmetry (x=0, the y-axis) are the same distance from that line as the corresponding points on the left. (That is what makes it a line of symmetry.)
There is no point of rotation that will map one figure to the other after rotation, hence no point or rotational symmetry.
Hiya. I'm going to rewrite the second equation.
By subtracting 5x by both sides, I'll be able to have y by itself:
-y=-5x+13
I'm going to then divide both sides by -1 to get:
y=5x-13.
Then, I'm going to plug that equation into the first equation
3x+2(5x-13)=39
Factor:
3x+10x-26=39
Combine like terms:
13x=65
Divide both sides by 13 to get x by itself to get x=5
Plug this back into the equation of y=5x-13
y=5(5)-13 to get y=12
Helen should of put 0 first, because if you're gonna divide, you need to put the product first, then one of the factoes.
So instead it should be 0÷(-7)=0
Answer:
identity property of division
Step-by-step explanation: