The coordinates of the pre-image of point F' is (-2, 4)
<h3>How to determine the coordinates of the pre-image of point F'?</h3>
On the given graph, the location of point F' is given as:
F' = (4, -2)
The rule of reflection is given as
Reflection across line y = x
Mathematically, this is represented as
(x, y) = (y, x)
So, we have
F = (-2, 4)
Hence, the coordinates of the pre-image of point F' is (-2, 4)
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Answer:
a+B=c. x+8=17. x+8-8=17-8.
x=9
The answer is B, all real number
Step-by-step explanation:
The values on the left of the table represent the number of fish caught, and the number of the right of the table represents how many family members caught that amount of fish.
Therefore, the first row means that 0 family members caught 0 fish.
The second row means that 3 family members caught 1 fish.
The third row would mean 1 family member caught 2 fish.
The next row would mean 0 family members caught 3 fish.
And the final row would mean 4 family members caught 4 fish.
The question does not ask for the total amount of fish caught; rather is ask for the maximum number of fish that a single family member caught.
Therefore, the maximum amount of fish that a single family member catches is 4. (And 4 family members did so. But individually, the maximum amount of fish one person caught is 4).
Ok so for this question, you have to draw a graph to help. I'm doing the numbers by 2. You plot the points (21,32) on the graph then after that plot the points by the slope. What I'm trying to say by that is: 1.5 as a fraction is 3/2. so you count from that point by going 3 numbers up (or squares if on a graph if it makes more sense) then count 2 squares to the right and you continue doing that after every point you make (if there's no space to go up the graph the n you can go down by just counting 3 down then counting 2 to the LEFT)
I don't have graph paper on me so I can't really tell you the y-intercept because it might be not accurate (thats the number after the slope or "b" in the formula y=mx+b) How to find that is: when you follow the steps above you're going to hit the y-axis (vetical line) when you have an exact point hitting the y-axis (it should be right on that line ) then that's your number
Equation: y=1.5x+ (insert y-axis number here)
The coordiantes of another point is on the line (u can pick any)
