Answer:
1 and 2 - When you translate a figure to the right or left, you are changing the X coordinate, because the X axis goes right to left (or left to right), making the X coordinate change to a negative or positive. Almost the same with number 2, the Y axis goes up and down, making the figure change to a negative or positive.
3 - (-5, -3) when you reflect over the x axis while in quadrant 2, you then change to quadrant 3.
4 - (-7, -2) when you reflect over the y axis while in quadrant 4, you then change to quadrant 3.
Im pretty sure these are right, but sorry if Im wrong. Hope this helps, good luck! ;)
Answer:
This evolution will trigger the event known as "galactic cannibalism."
Explanation:
Galactic cannibalism occurs when a galaxy "completely swallows" another galaxy, that is, it incorporates it and promotes a fusion between the two, forming a single galaxy. This occurs as the universe ages and the distance between galaxies narrows. However, this happens very slowly, mainly because the galaxies are located very far from each other, and it is necessary for the universe to age millions of years for galactic cannibalism to occur.
Answer:
A bike race
Explanation:
Over the course of 23 days, men bike while occasionally passing through other countries in the 3 week long bike race. It is annually held in France, Tour de France just means Tour of France since it goes around the whole country. This year it will be from May 30 to June 6.
Cyclones cause destruction places near sea by ruining and damaging living people in residents at a certain area
The correct answer is B Subduction. Subduction is the process by which an oceanic plate gets dragged under another plate and is eventually destroyed in the mantle. Subduction occurs at convergent margins where two oceanic plates collide or an oceanic and Continental plate collide. Oceanic crust is made of mainly of silica and magnesium which is heavier or denser than continental crust which is composed mainly of silica and aluminium.
The subducting plate melts producing excess magma giving rise to volcanoes along these margins.
