The vertices of the image reflected over the line y = x are:
D´( 5 , 2 ), E´( 4, 6 ) and F´( 3, 3 ).
So ( 2, -5 ) is incorrect and it could be incorrectly reflected across over the x-axis.
Answer: B)
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Answer:
The answer is
Height and weight have the same degree of variation
For this problem, you need to substitute 4 in for your variable t. the original equation is S(t) and the one you need is S(4) -- in other words, evaluate this equation when t = 4.
S(4) = 9(4) - 4
S(4) = 36 - 4
S(4) = 32 is your answer.
