Rotational symmetry is when an object looks the same when rotated around its center by an angle not equal to 0° (0) or any multiple of 360° (2π).
Answer:
x = 12
Step-by-step explanation:
First you figure out which function your going to use. I notice that from the angle we have 5 which is the opposite side and 23 which is the adjacent side. This means we have to use tangent.
Then set up your equation: tan(x)=5/23. This is because the opposite side is 5 and the adjacent is 23 and it must be set up in that order.
Next get x alone by making the equation: x=tan^-1(5/23).
Then put it into the calculator and round to get 12.
Y=Mx +b
B is 0 because that’s where the graph intercepts the y axis.
M is found by picking any two points and finding the rise and run because m is equal rise/run
Points of choice: (-2,4) and (2,-4)
=2−1/2−1 = -8/4
m is equal -2
Y= -2X
Look at the picture below to differentiate between positive and negative slopes.