It's a degree, however in algebra there are also radians and gradians
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D. Segment YZ is located at Y(0,1) and Z(−2,1) and is one-third the size of segment Y'Z'
Step-by-step explanation:
When you dilate a point by a factor of x from the origin, you multiply its coordinates by the same factor.
Thus, if the coordinates of the original point are (1,2) and the scale factor is 3, those of its image are (3,6).
If Y'Z' has endpoints at Y'(0,3) and Z'(-6,3) and was dilated by a factor of 3, the coordinates of the endpoints of the pre-image were ⅓ those of the image.
The figure below shows the segments YZ and Y'Z'.
Sector area = (central angle / 360) * PI * radius^2
sector area = (210 / 360) * PI * 2.3^2
sector area = (7 / 12) * PI * 5.29
<span><span><span>sector area = 9.6944313302
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<span>sector area = 9.7 square meters (rounded)
Source:
http://www.1728.org/radians.htm
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Answer:
I think that in the first 2 boxes its 2 i dont know for the rest though,
Step-by-step explanation:
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