The order to us solve is:
- Parentheses
- Multiplication
- Sum and subtraction
Let's go:
Therefore, the result is 62.2.
How get an equation for a arithmetic graph
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I will do Point A carefully, The others I will indicate. Start with the Given Point A. Then do the translations
A(-1,2) Original Point
Reflection: about x axis:x stays the same; y becomes -y:Result(-1,-2)
T<-3,4>: x goes three left, y goes 4 up (-1 - 3, -2 + 4): Result(-4,2)
R90 CCW: Point (x,y) becomes (-y , x ) So (-4,2) becomes(-2, - 4): Result (-2, - 4)
B(4,2) Original Point
- Reflection: (4, - 2)
- T< (-3,4): (4-3,-2 + 4): (1 , 2)
- R90 CCW: (-y,x) = (-2 , 1)
C(4, -5) Original Point
- Reflection (4,5)
- T<-3,4): (4 - 3, 5 + 4): (1,9)
- R90, CCW (-9 , 1)
D(-1 , -5) Original Point
- Reflection (-1,5)
- T(<-3,4): (-1 - 3, 5 + 4): (-4,9)
- R90, CCW ( - 9, - 4)
Note: CCW means Counter Clockwise
The graph on the left is the same one you have been given.
The graph on the right is the same figure after all the transformations
the easiest way I find a midpoint of two points is the midpoint theorem, here it is:
For x and y plug in the two coordinates given, (4,-4) & (0,8)
so once you plug the numbers into the equation you would get:
(2,2)