Answer:
b i just dat.
Step-by-step explanation:
under a rotation about the origin of 180°
a point (x, y ) → (- x, - y )
hence D is correct, both the x and y coordinates of the points on ΔA'B'C' have opposite signs from the corresponding points on ΔABC
Answer:
Area of trapezium = 4.4132 R²
Step-by-step explanation:
Given, MNPK is a trapezoid
MN = PK and ∠NMK = 65°
OT = R.
⇒ ∠PKM = 65° and also ∠MNP = ∠KPN = x (say).
Now, sum of interior angles in a quadrilateral of 4 sides = 360°.
⇒ x + x + 65° + 65° = 360°
⇒ x = 115°.
Here, NS is a tangent to the circle and ∠NSO = 90°
consider triangle NOS;
line joining O and N bisects the angle ∠MNP
⇒ ∠ONS =
= 57.5°
Now, tan(57.5°) = 
⇒ 1.5697 = 
⇒ SN = 0.637 R
⇒ NP = 2×SN = 2× 0.637 R = 1.274 R
Now, draw a line parallel to ST from N to line MK
let the intersection point be Q.
⇒ NQ = 2R
Consider triangle NQM,
tan(∠NMQ) = 
⇒ tan65° =
⇒ QM =
QM = 0.9326 R .
⇒ MT = MQ + QT
= 0.9326 R + 0.637 R (as QT = SN)
⇒ MT = 1.5696 R
⇒ MK = 2×MT = 2×1.5696 R = 3.1392 R
Now, area of trapezium is (sum of parallel sides/ 2)×(distance between them).
⇒ A = (
) × (ST)
= (
) × 2 R
= 4.4132 R²
⇒ Area of trapezium = 4.4132 R²
Answer:
One example is the equation:
2x + 6 = 4x/2 + 12/2
To solve this, we need to transpose like terms to the same side.
2x - 4x/2 = 12/2 - 6
2x - 2x = 6 - 6
0 = 0
Since both sides are zero, it means that the equation has infinite number of solutions.
Step-by-step explanation: