1. Write the coordinates of point K.
A. (6,-1)
B. (-1,6)
C. (-6, 1)
D. (1,-6)
-1, 6
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1.b (-1,6)
2.b (4,10)
3.b (8,-98)(okay i know this looks like a troll but its not its just a coincidence)
4.d (the line pierces 3 and then goes right above the x
5.a (–5, –49), (2, –22), (3, 23)
6.c (–2, –15), (4, 21)
7.b. (the wide triangle that starts from the bottom
8.d (y = –3x – 5) ( okay i swear these next question are pure chance)
9.d (x, y) (x + 1, y – 1)
10.d ||X'(13, 9), Y'(17, 15), Z'(20, 11)||
11.d (xy) --> (x + 3, y - 2)
12. a (3, –2)
13.a (the trapezoids that are opposite sides from each other [like water reflection])
14.a( X 1 3 4 6 )
(Y –4 –12 –16 –24)
15.c (15 miles per gallon)
16.d (200 pieces of candy per minute)
17.a (the upside-down mountain.)
18.b (b = 5.5n)
if you guys want the writtens let me know
I now have all of the answers.
For Math 7 B Unit:4 Lesson:12 Connections Academy:
1.B
2.A
3.D
4.B
5.B
6.C
7.A
8.D
9.D
10.B
11.D
12.A
13.B
14.A
15.C
16.D
17.D
18.B
From here on out are written questions. Here is what I wrote. And, once again, I can not guarantee that the written questions will be correct, so use them at your own risk.
19.
a) "A" is located in quadrant II
b) The translated coordinates of "A" is (5,-3) and is located in quadrant IV
c) The coordinate of the reflected point, "A" is (-5,-2) and is located in quadrant I
20.
No, because if I were to put a rainbow shape in/on a plane, there would be gaps in the figure. And, we can not make a tessellation with gaps. No rounded shape will tesselate, because they have no angles, and when lined up with each other, leave gaps. Though they can make a tessellation with other shapes, they can not make a whole tessellation on their own.
21.
Rotate the shaded portion 90°, 180°, and 270° to shade in the unshaded portion of the figure.
22.
The only quadrants with opposing symbols are quadrants I and/or III. In quadrant I, the y-axis is positive and the x-axis negative. In quadrant III, the y-axis is negative while the x-axis is positive.
If you have any wrong answers using this, it is your own fault. I have given the correct answers (except for the written answers, those ones are yet undetermined) I fare thee a fair good day!
Sanity kills needs to chill ngl
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-1,6
I have answers for 1 and 2
1. B
2. A
I need help finding the rest.
Does anyone know the rest of the answers?