Answer: C: The orientation of the figure stayed the same
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Everything else is true
A. The figures do not change in dilation so they are still congruent
B. The pre-image does start in the top left which is quadrant 1
C. The orientation changes because the picture is reflected instead of translated so points D and E are in different respective locations
D. The image is a reflection. You can tell because both points D and E reflect across the Y-axis
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
b/c we know that these triangles both have equal sides... that is given that <u>ab</u> and<u> be</u> are the same length. and that <u>be </u>and <u>cd</u> are parallel , we know that they both are isosceles triangles and that the base angles are the same. The side on <u> ad </u>and<u> ae</u> have equal angles.
so we can make the equation
2a +56 = 180 (b/c we know that around a triangle it's 180°
2 a = 124
a = 62
so ∠ BAE = 62°
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Answer:
Seeing that we have a shared hypotenuse and two sides that are congruent, the theorem that we can use is the HL Theorem.
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Answer:
3b^7a^6c^9/64
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