3 A Gas station A charges $3.50 per gallon of gas plus 58 for a car wash. Gas station B charges $3.25 per gallon of gas plus S10
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Dilation is the transformation that changes the size of something. When you choose ×110% on a copy machine, you are making all the dimensions in the copy equal to 1.1 times the dimensions of the original, for example. That is dilation by a factor of 1.1, or 110%.
Here, you're asked to dilate triangle ABC by a factor of 3. That means all of the dimensions on the dilated figure will be 3 times their length on the original.
The center of dilation is point P. That means all the distances from point P are multiplied by 3.
In the attached figure, a gray arrow has been drawn from point P to each of the points A, B, and C. Then two more arrows of the same length are drawn in the same direction. The total distance at the end of the 3 arrows is 3 times the original distance from point P. These are the points A', B', and C' you are asked to draw. Connecting these points gives the dilated triangle A'B'C'.
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You could think of point P (the center of dilation) as having coordinates (0, 0). Then points A, B, and C would have coordinates A(-4, 0), B(0, -3), and C(-4, -3). To dilate these points by a factor of 3, multiply each coordinate value by 3: A'(-12, 0), B'(0, -9), C'(-12, -9). You will see that these are the coordinates of the vertices of the dilated triangle.
<em>The question has missing details. However, general questions that could be asked is as follows:</em>
<em>(1) The number of miles traveled after using (say) 5 gallons</em>
<em>(2) The number of gallons used after traveling for (say) 36 miles</em>
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given
A linear equation is represented as:
Where
and
c, in this question represents the initial capacity of the tank.
So, the initial capacity is 120 liters
Solving (a): r = 5
<em>60 miles traveled</em>
Solving (b): s = 36
Collect like terms
Solve for r
<em>42 gallons used</em>