0.25x+97
Factoring:
Convert 0.25 to a fraction:
1/4x+97
Factor out 1/4:
Solution:
1/4(x+388) or 0.25(x+388)
Answer:
3t-2
Step-by-step explanation:
- Multiply the terms 3t and 2t. You should get 5t.
- Subtract 7 from 5; you should get -2.
- Now, your equation is 3t-2, you're done!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Question 2
As far as I can see, you got it right. The general transformation for 90 ccw is
(x,y) ===> (-y, x)
What that means is for the x you put in -y changing the sign to the opposite and for the y you put in x and this time you leave the sign alone . The transformation is shown in the left hand diagram.
The two tables are shown below.
Original
The transformed table is
- (-4,1)
- (-2,1)
- (-2,3)
- (-5,3)
- (-4,1) This is just to let the program know to close the figure For some reason this did not have lines and if I delete it and put the lines in, I won't be able to upload the new diagram.
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Four
This one transforms from (x,y) to (-x,-y) which means where you see an x, you put a - x and where you see a y, you put a minus y. It is the middle frame.
Original
- (-4,3)
- (0,3)
- (-2,0)
- (-4,3) Here again, this is just to close the figure.
The transformed figure in red I think is
- (4,-3)
- (0,-3
- (2,0)
- (4,-3) And this closes the figure as well.
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Six
The diagram is on the right
Reflection about the y axis. Here the transformation is (x,y) ====> (-x,y) notice the ys don't change.
There is no closure.
Reflection
The value of the expression is
Explanation:
The expression is
The value of the expression can be determined using the rule PEMDAS.
According to the PEMDAS rule, first we need to perform the operation which is within the parenthesis.
Thus, the expression becomes,
Multiplying the values within parenthesis, we have,
Using PEMDAS, we need to multiply the numbers.
Again using PEMDAS rule, divide the number,
Finally, using PEMDAS, let us add the values, we have,
Thus, the value of the expression is
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