Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Malcolm's transformation:
First, the blue image is reflected about the line y=-5
Then it is rotated 180 degrees around the point (0,-5)
(you can have other options this is just one example)
Ursa's transformation:
The blue image is reflected about the y axis
(you can have other options this is just one example)
Measure the same distance from the first line to the next at at least three points on the line to get it parallel
Answer:
4 liters
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's assume that the side lengths of the cubical block are 2 inches.
This means that one of the sides area is 4 in².
Multiplying this by 6 (for there are 6 sides) gets us 24 in².
So one liter of paint covers 24 in².
Now if the side lengths (edge) of the second block is doubled, that means that the side lengths are
inches.
So the area of one side is 16 in².
Multiplying this by 6 (as there are 6 sides) gets us 96 in².
To find how many liters of paint this will take, we divide 96 by 24.

So 4 liters of paint will be needed for the second cubical block.
Hope this helped!
Answer:
I dont know how many pounds are in an ounce but I'll give you an explanation using kilograms and grams as an example and I'll talk you through it
Step-by-step explanation:
there are 1000 grams(g) in a kilograms (kg) just so you know
let's say I have a 13 g box of cereal for $3.99.
I do a ratio to work out 1 kg
13 g : $3.99
1000g : x
In your case your going to write
13 ounces : $3.99
[here write how many
ounces are in a pound] : x
to find x you 1st have to take the 2 numbers you do know and divide them
so in my example I do 1000g÷13 g = 76
then I take 76.92 and I multiply it by the other side
$3.99 x 76.92 = 306.91
for me 1kg of cereal is worth $306.91
all you need to do is replace my 1 kg with how many ounces are in a pound
Answer:
Number of containers = 271
Number of strawberries left = 4
Explanation:
Total number of strawberries = 2172.
Number of strawberries per container = 8
Number of strawberry container = Total number of strawberries/Number of strawberries per container.
Number of strawberry container = 2172/8
Refer the figure to see division,
Number of containers = 271
Number of strawberries left = 4