Answer:
1.80m + 3 ≤ 25
Step-by-step explanation:
We have a flat rate of $3, which means that's the base value. Now, we see that Jennifer has to pay $1.80 per mile, which means that when she has ridden m miles, she has to pay 1.80m. However, remember to add 3 to this:
1.80m + 3
Jennifer only has $25 to spend, so she can't spend any more than 25. This means that the money she can spend must be less than or equal to $25:
1.80m + 3 ≤ 25
Hope this helps!
A. incenter
point w is shown in the triangle formed by 3 different lines. these lines are called angle bisectors, and the point at which the angle bisectors meet is called the incenter of a triangle
Nate Natalie
5_2 2_2
10_4 4_4
15_6 6_6
Natalie walked 6 feet
Answer:
0.8390996312 or .84
Step-by-step explanation:
The translation that maps triangle ABC to A prime B prime C prime would be a reflection across the y axis. This is because when you reflect something, you are pretty much flipping it. When you reflect across the y axis, you are flipping the triangle across the y axis. Take one point for example. I will use C. Notice how the point C is 3 units away from the y axis. So the same way you would move the point 3 units right from the y axis, and that would be your new point. This sounds kind of complicated, so I will give you a list of rules to make it more simple.
Reflection across y axis: (x,y) would be equal to (-x, y)
Reflection across x axis: (x,y) would be equal to (x, -y)
Reflection across y = x: (x,y) would be equal to (y,x)
Reflection across y = x: (x,y) would be equal to (-y,-x).
A reflection across y = x would be when you have a line that for every 1 it rises, it goes right 1. It is a positive line, as opposed to the y = -x line. It also has a slope of 1. I will try attaching a graph if I can.
Anyway, as I was saying. So pretty much if you don't want to go through the logic, to see whether a figure is reflected, just try each of these rules and if one works then you have your answer. Otherwise it would not be a reflection.
Thanks for being a great mod and hope this helps! :D
