It would reflect over the x-axis and then reflect over the y-axis
The answer is d. The reason this is the answer is because to find the area of a triangle you will find half of the base times the height. The formula looks like this: A=1/2bh.
On this picture the base is the length of the bottom part of the triangle (c). It is the distance of the solid line only.
The height is represented as the straight line that is perpendicular to the base (forms a right/90 degree angle). X is the height of the triangle.
Therefore, 1/2cx is the answer.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
x^2+8x-3=0 (move constant to other side by adding 3 to each side)
x^2+8x=3 (halve thr linear coefficient, square it and add to each side, (8/2)^2=16)
x^2+8x+16=3+16 (now the left side is a perfect square)
(x+4)^2=19 (now take the square root of each side)
x+4=+-(19^(1/2)) (finally subtract the constant to isolate x by itself)
x= -4+-(19^(1/2))
x=negative four plus or minus the square root of nineteen
