<em>I would say that your answer is </em><em>44</em>
ABC=DBC
(This will probably be a way more complex explanation than you need but it’s what I did.)
Okay so you know B=B because they’re both right angles. You know A=D because of the isosceles triangle theorem- if two sides of a triangle are congruent, then the angles opposite those sides are congruent. That leaves C=C. If B=B and A=D and all triangles add up to 180 degrees, C and C need to be the same.
Answer:
(y, -x -6)
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The coordinates of PQRS is not given, however we'll assume the coordinates of PQRS to be (x,y)</em>
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The first transformation: 6 units right

Where b = 6
So, the new coordinates will be

The second transformation: 90° clockwise

So, the new coordinates will be

<em>Hence, the new coordinates of PQRS is (y, -x - 6)</em>
Answer:
It is the 3rd choice, They didn't multiply by one half