Coordinates of the vertices of JKL
J = (-5,-2)
K = (-3, -6)
L = (-1, -6)
Translation two units left => new x-coordinate = original x-coordinate - 2 and y-coordinate does not change.
J' = (-7,-2)
k' = (-5,-6)
L' = (-3,-6)
Uh oh, this is a problem right ok whta is thus
Answer:
The answer is supposed to be (2,-3), but for some reason I don't see it as one of the choices.
(Please don't get mad or report this answer, the work is below, so you may see for yourself.)
Step-by-step explanation:
Since y equals both -6x + 9 and -3x + 3, we will simply write them into one equation:
-6x + 9 = -3x + 3
Next we will solve for x by isolating it:
So, first subtract 3 on both sides to get -6x + 6 = -3x. Next add 6x on both sides to get 6 = 3x. Then finally divide by 3 on both sides to get 2 = x or you can flip it to be x = 2.
Now that we know what x is, we can plug it back into one of the original equations. In this case we'll plug it into y = -3x + 3:
y = -3(2) + 3
-3 × 2 = -6 and -6 + 3 = -3
So: y = -3
Now we can plug each into an ordered pair (x,y), and your answer is (2,-3).
As always, don't forget to check your work (It's correct btw, I already checked) and I hope this helps you :)
Answer:
A money market account paying 3.5% interest, renewable for three-month commitments.
Use the information to form a ratio... 6:8 or 6/8. Now set it equal to a ratio per 100...
6/8 = x/100
Cross multiply
8x = 600
x = 600/8
x = 75
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