Answer:
Reflection, Translation
Congruent, reflections, and translations
Step-by-step explanation:
You reflect it diagonally and translate it by 3 units down.
Reflecting diagonally gives you the grayed-out shape, and translating it 3 units down will give you Figure E.
The shape is the same because no changes in size were used.
-Chetan K
Answer: D
Step-by-step explanation:
2(6+1) this is the answer
What is the domain and the range of the relation represented by the ordered pairs? {(6,6),(−1,3),(3,6),(0,4)}{(6,6),(−1,3),(3,6)
Inessa [10]
Hello,
Let's review: The domain is all the possible x values of a relation/function. To get the domain, we look at the x values in the ordered pairs.
The domains are: {-1, 0, 3, 6} - as you can see these are the x values of each pair.
Let's review: The range is all the possible y values in a relation/function. To find the rang, we look at the y values of the pairs.
The ranges are: {3, 4, 6} - notice how there are two "6" in those pairs, and when writing the range, you don't need to repeat the number if it's already written.
I hope this helps! =)
May
Answer:
Minimum - 46.4
First quartile - 48.8
Third quartile - 53.2
Median - 50.4
Maximum - 55.9
Step-by-step explanation:
If you write all the numbers down on a piece of paper and start crossing out from the beginning and end Ex. cross out 46.4 and 55.9 until you get to the middle (median) thats how you figure the median out. Continue to do that until you find the first quartile, and last quartile. The maximum and minimum are easy to find those are the biggest and smallest number in the group. To find the first and last quartile, you would do the same thing to find the median just do it from the median and go to the beginning or the end depending on which one you find first. Hope this helps! I learned how to do the crossing things from my old school :)
