I think the image you were referring to is this:
This image shows two triangles that intersect each other at a common angle. The two triangle are triangle PQT and triangle RSQ. Both triangles meet at a common angle, and that is angle Q, or in other words, angle PQR
Answer:
its 10 just take away the zeros until u have only one of them trust me its right
Step-by-step explanation:
its 10
Answer:
1. X axis, 8, 3
2. Y axis, 4,-9
Step-by-step explanation:
The rule of reflections that the place opposite of the axis is negative so:
The rule for x-axis reflection is (x,-y)
The rule for y-axis is (-x,y)
For the first one, x has remained the same, so that means it’s a x-axis reflection.
So change -3 to 3
Same for the next one.
-9 is not changed so that means it’s a y-axis reflection.
And the point is 4,-9
EF = 6
EG = 21
You would subtract EF from EG to find FG:
21 - 6 = 15.
The answer is B.) 15