Answer:
A translation can map one angle unto another since dilations preserve angle measures of triangles
Step-by-step explanation:
The dilation of the figure by a scale factor of 4 gives an image that is 4 times the size of the original figure. However, the interior angles of the image and the original figure remain the same
A translation is a rigid transformation, such that the image and the preimage of a translation transformation have the same dimensions and angles
A translation of three consecutive non-linear points of the dilated image to the vertex and the two lines joining the corresponding point on the image, translates the angle at the given vertex
The above process can be repeated, to translate a second angle from the image to the preimage, from which it can be shown that the two figures are similar using Angle Angle, AA, similarity postulate
I think the answer is 2 parts rice. If you added half to the beans, do it to the rice too.
Answer:
the group bought 10 burger and 12 drinks
Step-by-step explanation:
6.25×10=62.5
92.50-62.5=30
30÷2.50=12
The answer to your questions is: 4, 2
