Where's the "triangle with alt. BD?" This problem can be solved without the diagram, but the solution would be easier with it.
BD is the altitude. Find the length of BD by finding the dist. between (-1,4) and (2,4); it is 2-(-1), or 3. |BD| = 3.
I've graphed the triangle myself and have found that the "base" of the triangle is the vertical line thru (2,1) and (2,6); its length is 6-1, or 5.
Thus, the area of this triangle is A = (b)(h) / 2, or A = (5)(3) / 2 = 10/3 square inches.
Answer: (C) shifts 6 units to the LEFT
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
The vertex form of an absolute value equation is:
y = a |x - h| + k where;
- a is the vertical stretch (irrelevant for this problem)
- (h, k) is the vertex
Since h represents the x-coordinate and the x-axis is left to right, then h shifts the graph left or right.
- If h is negative, the graph shifts to the left.
- If h is positive, the graph shifts to the right.
x + 6 is actually x - (-6), so h is negative and the graph shifts to the left.
So.. .at the beginning of the sale, there was a total of "x" pies
now, let's see what happened to those pies

so, we had "x"
then Mary took 2, she left x - 2
Kate took half of that (x-2)/2
then 10 were sold, and 14 leftover
if we subtract all those figures, and solve for "x",
we should get what "x" was, so

notice, if we subtract what Mary took, and Kate, and the sold and leftover, from the original "x", we would end up with no pies :)
so.. just solve for "x"
Answer:
Well
If we choose plan B then it would be better. 15 cents a messages would be 3 messages in total if we choose plan b.
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Hi there I was just working on this question on UsaTestPrep and idk if the answer is really correct but here: C: reflection then rotation.
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Dilation is when the shape changes in size, which doesn't happen.
Translation is when it just moves across. It may look like that is happening here, but I'll explain.
The triangle is first reflected along the line . Imaging putting a mirror on the x=0 line (the y axis, basically), and you'd see 1 to 2.
Then, it is rotated around the point . Get a bit of tracing paper, draw over 2, and then, holding the tracing paper down at (works well with a pencil), rotate it round and you will find it fits perfectly over 3.
Also is this the diagram?