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We are given coordinates of the triangle: A(2,2), B(7,1) and C(8,-4).
We need to rotated 90° counterclockwise about the origin.
In order to find the new coordinates of rotatation 90°counterclockwise about the origin, we can apply rule (h, k) ---> (-k,h).
Where (h,k) are the coordinates of original image on axes and (-k,h) are the coordinates of rotated image.
In resulting coordinates of the image first swap the x and y coordinates of the original image and then make the sign opposite of each x-coordinate.
On applying rule (h, k) ---> (-k,h), we get
A(2,2) --> A'(-2,2)
B(7,1) --> B'(-1,7)
C(8,-4) --> C'(4,8)
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Step-by-step explanation:
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<u>Geometry</u>
The angles shown represented by the expressions (11x + 5) and (5x+59) are vertical angles
Vertical angles are congruent so we can use this equation to solve for x
<u>Basic Algebra</u>
11x + 5 = 5x + 59
step 1 subtract 5x from each side
5x - 5x cancels out
11x - 5x = 6x
now we have 6x + 5 = 59
step 2 subtract each side by 5
5 - 5 cancels out
59 - 5 = 54
now we have 54 = 6x
step 3 divide each side by 6
6x/6=x
54/6=9
we're left with x = 9
now we want to plug in 9 into x for one of the expression
11(9) + 5
11 * 9 = 99
99 + 5 = 104
so we can conclude that the measure of the angle labeled ( 11x + 5 ) is 104 degrees
Now we need to find z
<u>Geometry</u>
The angle with a measure of 104 and angle Z are supplementary angles meaning that the sum of the two is 180
So to find z we subtract the known angle (104) from 180
180 - 104 = 76
so we can conclude that z = 76