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1 a) reflection at (-1, -1)
1 b) reflection at (3, -1)
1 c) rotation 180 degrees at (2, 0)
those are the ones u got wrong and i cant be bothered drawing em etc etc so u can do the rest :3
1 b) reflection at (3, -1)
1 c) rotation 180 degrees at (2, 0)
those are the ones u got wrong and i cant be bothered drawing em etc etc so u can do the rest :3
Hmm... #4 says it's an enlargement, but it appears to be a reduction, with the scale factor being 1/2. Anyway, due to Thanksgiving break, brain is on sleep mode.
I plugged it in to GeoGebra, and the ordered pairs were for the polygon were:
A2 = (0, 0.5) (0.5,0.5) (0.5, 1) (0, 1.5)
#2 looks OK to me.
I plugged it in to GeoGebra, and the ordered pairs were for the polygon were:
A2 = (0, 0.5) (0.5,0.5) (0.5, 1) (0, 1.5)
#2 looks OK to me.
I'd help you, but I'm out right now. Also is this from Algebra 1 or pre Algebra? I could never tell much of the difference unless it's in certain topics that are really distinguishable.
Pre Algebra I think, but it could Algebra 1-2 as they go over.. ?Graphing? then you have geometry, etc, etc
It doesn't look like Geometry unless they're reviewing? I have no earthly idea what kind of math class this falls under. It might just be random busy work...
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WHy dOesNt iT MakE seNSE?? I’ve given up trying to even understand what topic this even is
lol okie
you guys are way behind then (unless you're reviewing from way back when 0.o)
Graphing is more geometry based because you would need to have gad some sort of algebra first. Now in the upcoming semesters for college I will need to complete 4 calc courses plus statistics.
XD the post has been nearly a month, his teacher wont wait that long for submission. Math is my favorite subject and its kinda easy for me