When a shape is rotated, it must be rotated over a line.
<em>The square must be reflected over line </em>
<em>, for it to be mapped onto itself.</em>
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<u>The points are given as:</u>




To map the square onto itself, it must be reflected over its diagonal
The diagonals of the square are: AC and BD
<u>Using AC, we have:</u>
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Start by calculating the slope (m)

So, we have:



The equation is then calculated as:

This gives:



Rewrite as:

So, the square must be reflected over line
, for it to be mapped onto itself.
See attachment for square ABCD and its line of reflection.
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C is in Q1 bc Q1 is the one in the top right
Answer:
Because it is more wholes
Step-by-step explanation:
A) f(x) = 0 <=> x = -1 or x = 2 or x = 3;
b) x∈(-oo, -1) => f(x) < 0;
x∈(-1, 2) => f(x) > 0;
x∈(2, 3) => f(x) < 0;
x∈(3, +oo) => f(x) > 0;
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation: <em><u>G O O G L E </u></em>