Step 1: Draw line x =1.Why is x=1 like this, just plug in any values of y, for example y=14, x=1, you have point (1,14), and when y=-14,x=1, you have point (1,-14). Connect 2 points for a straight line.This line is x=1.
1 year ago
Mr. T
Coordinates for reflection of K is (6,-5),
reflection of H is (14,-5),
reflection of I is (14,-9),
reflection of J is (6,-9).
1 year ago
Mr. T
Step 1: Draw a line from K to origin. Measure this line.
1 year ago
Mr. T
Step 2: Extend the line of same length, this is K after 180 degrees counter closewise.
1 year ago
Mr. T
Step 3: Do the same steps for J, you should get (4,9)
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Mr. T
Step 4: Repeat for point I, you should get (12,9).
1 year ago
Mr. T
Lastly, repeat for H you should get (12,5).
1 year ago
Mr. T
What it means 180 degrees counterclockwise about origin is place your protractor at origin
1 year ago
Mr. T
With 0 degree along the line joining from origin to the point
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Mr. T
Then draw another point at 180 degrees first, then measure the same length, that is the point after 180 degrees counterclockwise rotation about the origin.
1 year ago
Mr. T
This is how the protractor is place for point K.
1 year ago
Iiuxnai
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Secondary 1
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Number and Algebra
Factorize using a common factor
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Mr. T
we can first combine the terms 10x and -14 to get 10x - 14 = 2(5x - 7). Then, we can substitute this expression into F:
F = (5x-7)(2x+1) + 2(5x - 7)
1 year ago
Mr. T
Now, we can see that (5x - 7) is a common factor of the two terms, so we can factor it out:
F = (5x - 7)(2x + 1 + 2)
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Mr. T
Simplifying the expression inside the parentheses, we get:
F = (5x - 7)(2x + 3)
Therefore, the fully factorized form of the expression F is:
F = (5x - 7)(2x + 3)
1 year ago
Shann
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Primary 4
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Number and Algebra