Question

In which quadrant is the abscissa negative and the ordinate negative?



I

II

III

IV

Answer 1

what do you think it is?

Answer 2

ik the answer xD

Answer 3

i think its 3

Answer 4

i hate that u juss cant give people answers

Answer 5

yeah me too but dont give direct answers

Answer 6

and yeah its 3

Answer 7

yup wait isnt it 2?

Answer 8

nope

Answer 9

oh yeah your right lol didnt see it haha

Answer 10

my guess was 3 but it turned out wrong :/

Answer 11

magan you got the answer right you get a metal

Answer 12

so its 2?

Answer 13

no its 3

Answer 14

i got confused

Answer 15

wait well look at this

Answer 16

https://mx.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100713123854AAdrajq

Answer 17

i thought it was 2 but wasnt sure so i got this

Answer 18

so 2 is right

Answer 19

yes

Answer 20

would you mind helping with a few more?

Answer 21

In which quadrant is the abscissa negative and the ordinate negative?

It would be The answer is Quadrant II.
Negative abscissa (negative x-axis) and positive ordinate (positive y-axis). The abscissa is a fancy term for "x-value" and the ordinate is a fancy term for "y-value."

Answer 22

Medal?

Answer 23

@magan tag me if you need help

Answer 24

what about this one?

Determine the image of the point (1, 5) under a rotation of 180° about the origin.


a.(1, 5)
b.(-1, 5)
c.(-5, 1)
d.(-5, -1)

Answer 25

Determine the image of the point (1, 5) under a rotation of 180 degrees about the origin.



(1, 5)

(-1, 5)

(-5, 1)

(-5, -1)

Answer 26

The answer, (-5,1) since it is however 180 or under it would be a negative (5). I would love to explain it in a more clear way but I don't know how too explain this type of question for you.

Answer 27

BRB

Answer 28

Thanks alot :) i am also really stuck on this one

A transformation T : (x, y) -> (x - 3, y + 1).

Find the preimage of the point (4, 3) under the given transformation.


a.(7, 2)
b.(1, 2)
c.(1, 4)
d.(4/3, 3)

Answer 29

its cool

Answer 30

what grade are you in?

Answer 31

the answer is 1,4

Answer 32

@magan

Answer 33

its fine im a freshman

Answer 34

Ok im back, the answer would be....

Well first: a assume preimage would be the point it came from, so undo the transformation that was done... x+3 = 4

y+1 = 3

solve for x and y

Answer 35

what did you get when you solved for x and y? what plus 3 equals 4? that "what" is then your x value

same idea on the y part (so therefore) your answer would be C (1,4) just a little trick i do} @magan

Answer 36

oh yeah my friend agrees with him its C

Answer 37

what about this one?

Which of the following describes the translation of the graph of y = x 2 to obtain the graph of y = -x 2 - 3?


reflect over the x-axis and shift down 3

reflect over the x-axis and shift up 3

reflect over the y-axis and shift down 3

Answer 38

Well, i hate to give out direct answers but reflect over the x-axis and shift down 3

Answer 39

The answer would be b ithink

Answer 40

@megan the answer is B

Answer 41

Okay i got one last one

Choose the kind or kinds of symmetry the following figure has: point, line, plane, or none. (Select all that apply.)

The figure is 3

plane
line
point
none

Answer 42

point and lne

Answer 43

my guess is line

Answer 44

can you explain?

Answer 45

me?

Answer 46

yes

Answer 47

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5175e85be4b0be9997e05436

Answer 48

@studyshark2000

Answer 49

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