I'll just use the first vertex of every quadrilateral in comparison with J(8,4)
A(-8,-4) ; B(-4,-10) ; C(-12,-12) ; D(-14,-10) → a sequence of reflections across the x and y-axes, in any order. This is easy because each vertex has the same number but different signs.
E(11,2) ; F(7,8) ; G(15,10) ; H(17,8) → a translation of 3 units left and 2 units up. As you can envision with a graph, from 11 to 8, you need to move to the left of the x-axis. from 2 to 4, you need to move up of the y-axis.
O(6,7) ; P(2,13) ; Q(10,15) ; R(12,13) → a translation 2 units right and 3 units down. From 6 to 8 of the x-axis and from 7 to 4 of the y axis.
S(4,16) ; T(10,20) ; U(12,12) ; V(10,10) → This one has no pair but it seems as though this is rotated along the point U.
W(11,7) ; X(7,13) ; Y(15,15) ; Z(17,13) → a translation 3 units down and 3 units left.
This is a quadradic equation. The figure shown is a parabola. This parabola opens downward. Now, this information is not necessary important for this particular situation; however, it needs to be retained for said class or for the near future.
The equation for a quadradic function is: f(x)=x^2+2
We know that 1 lb = 16 oz So lets convert the 20 lb to oz and then compare the two quantities in consistent units. If 1 lb = 16 oz then 20 lb are equal to 20*16 oz, that is 20 lb = 20*16 oz = 320 oz therefore, 320 oz are greater than 272 oz, or, 20 lb are greater that 272 oz
