Which polygons can be mapped onto each other similarity transformations?
If you are talking about this image, the answer is; polygons 1 and 3.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Answer:
In 4 months the cost of both gyms will be the same.
Step-by-step explanation:
At first we need to model the function to calculate the cost of the 2 gyms.
Slope-intercept equation of linear function

where
slope of line
y-intercept
Let linear function to calculate total cost of gym be:

where
total cost of gym
cost per month (slope)
number of months
start-up fee (y-intercept)
For Gym 1
,

For Gym 2
,

In order to find the number of months the cost of both gyms will be the same, we need to equate both functions and solve for number of months 


So,
In 4 months the cost of both gyms will be the same.
Answer:
The independent quantity in the situation is the length of the diameter.
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider a relationship between two variables.
Of the two variables one variable is dependent upon the other.
Dependent variables are those variables that are under study, i.e. they are being observed for any changes when the other variable values are changed.
Independent variables are the variables that are being altered to see a proportionate change in the dependent variable.
In this case, it is provided that Grissom knows there is a relationship between the volume of the sphere and the length of its diameter.
With every sphere that Grissom draws, the volume of the sphere changes according to its diameter length.
That is the volume of the sphere depends upon the length of its diameter.
Thus, the independent quantity in the situation is the length of the diameter.
Answer:
1/5
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>silk butterfly = 4cm=1 </u> (this is the reduce form )
butterfly 20cm=5
Also you will just divide this by 4