Answer:
Part A: 1
Explain: The solution for a pair of lines is where they intersect.
Part B: (3,4)
Explain: (3,4) is the place where the lines intersect.
It looks like the first and the third are diagrams of similar triangles, and the third needs another right angle marker at E to be persuasive. So I'll go with
First diagram
We're given a congruent angle pair and we have another from vertical angles, so AA, similar triangles.
1. Let's check the problem backwards. So let's map A"B"C" to ABC
2. We first need to reflect A"B"C" to A"B"C' with A"B"" as the axis of rotation.
3. Then we shift a few units up (translation) A"B"C' to A'B'C
4. Finally we rotate A'B'C around C to map the triangle onto ABC
going backwards we get the answer: b
<span>b.rotation, then translation, then reflection</span>
Answer: x > 18/7
Step-by-step explanation:
