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EXPLANATION
Coterminal angles are angles in standard position that have the same terminal side.
To find an angle in standard position that is coterminal with

We add or subtract multiples of

The first addition gives,

We add the second multiple to get,

Since this is the maximum value among the options, we end the addition here.
Let us now subtract the first multiple to get,

We end the subtraction here because this is the least value among the options.
Therefore the angles that are coterminal with

are
Answer:
d
Step-by-step explanation:
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First of all,
C. and D. are both incorrect because they apply translations to ABC; translations will misalign ADE with ABC.
Next,
A. is incorrect because a dilation of 1/2 will place D at (0,3) from its original point of (0,2). Also, the dilation will place E at (6,0) from its original point of (4,0). The triangle ADE would be too small to map ABC.
Finally,
B. Is the correct answer because a dilation of 2 will place D at (0,4)—where B is—and will place E at (8,0), where C is.
Choice B. maps ADE onto ABC
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Answer:
14 and 14
Step-by-step explanation:
this is because it is a isosceles triangle and it has a specific rule.
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