Answer:
Last option, a translation of 1.5 units left, 0.5 unit up, then a reflection across the x-axis
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's pick any random point. So let's just chose point L. Comparing point L to point L', we can already see that the options given are incorrect. For example, the first option with just translations is incorrect because when we do translate point L 1.5 units left and then 1.5 units down, it does not line up with point L'. For the second and third options, we know that L(-2.5, 1.5) and L'(-4,-2). Therefore, there must be some sort of shift left, right, up, or down, to go from coordinates with decimals to coordinates with whole numbers, leaving the last option, D, as the correct one.
Answer:
11.2 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that;
Arc Length Formula (if θ is in radians): l = ϴ × r
ϴ = angle subtended in radians
r= radius of the circle
l = 8cm × 1.4 radians
l= 11.2 cm
Answer is C.
The sample is selected at tandon from the population, but it was done on a particular day of the week. So the sample is not random.
More data should be taken, distributed on every day of the week, probably in different months.
there is no length in a circle
