Answer: Refer to the diagram below
- P ' is at (-7, 9)
- Q ' is at (1, 9)
- R ' is at (-6, 4)
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Explanation:
The diagram shows how point R moves to R'. We move up 2 units going from R(-6,0) to (-6,2). This lands us on the line of reflection. Then we move another 2 units up to land on (-6,4) which is the location of point R'.
The other points P and Q follow the same idea. Though the distances will be different from R. For P and Q, we'll move 7 units up to arrive at the line of reflection, then another 7 units to arrive at the proper locations of P' and Q', which are (-7,9) and (1,9) respectively.
Answer:
The wind pushed the plane 
miles in the direction of 
East of North with respect to the destination point.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let origin, O, br the starting point and point D be the destination at 250 miles at a bearing of 20° E of S, but due to wind let D' be the actual position of the plane at 230 miles away from the starting point in the direction of 35° E of South as shown in the figure.
So, we have |OD|=250 miles and |OD'|=230 miles.
Vector 
is the displacement vector of the plane pushed by the wind.
From figure, the magnitude of the required displacement vector is
and the direction is 
east of north as shown in the figure,
From the figure,
miles
Again, 
miles
Now, from equations (i) and (ii), we have
miles, and
Hence, the wind pushed the plane miles in the direction of E astof North with respect to the destination point.
Answer:
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(2, -1), (6,- 4), and (6, -1). Hope this helps man!
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