Answer:
3/94
Step-by-step explanation:
Without graphing, the final position of the figure that is translated by
(x - 5, y + 7), and then by (x + 5, y -
7) ends
up in the same position it was, before the translations.
Let’s check this example:
Think of point (1, 1). The point is translated to (-4, 8); and then it is moved
back to point (1, 1). The x spot’s -5 and +5 cancel each other out and the same
can be said for the y’s.
To add, a geometric transformation<span> that changes every point of a space by the same amount
in a given direction or a figure is called a translation.</span>
Answer: True
If one variable goes down, then the other goes up, and vice versa. Think of it like a see-saw. We'll have x on one side pushing down to make y go up. An example of this would be y = 1/x which graphs out a hyperbola.
Answer:
x = 21
Step-by-step explanation:
7 x 3 = 21
