How can I get equation x+4=-12 from equation x/4+1=-3
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Set up a proportion:
The numerator represents fluid ounces of milk, and the denominator represents milligrams of calcium.
Simplify the first fraction to make multiplication easier:
Cross multiply the fractions:
Divide both sides by 135 to get x by itself:
2.1 fluid ounces of milk provide 72.5 milligrams of calcium.
The numerator represents fluid ounces of milk, and the denominator represents milligrams of calcium.
Simplify the first fraction to make multiplication easier:
Cross multiply the fractions:
Divide both sides by 135 to get x by itself:
2.1 fluid ounces of milk provide 72.5 milligrams of calcium.
The transformation is a reflection on the y-axis.
If we take the y-axis as the mirror line as shown in the diagram below, we can see that the distance of vertices A, B, and C to the mirror line are equals to the distance of vertices A', B' and C' to the mirror line.
If we take the y-axis as the mirror line as shown in the diagram below, we can see that the distance of vertices A, B, and C to the mirror line are equals to the distance of vertices A', B' and C' to the mirror line.