Question

@myininaya

Answer 1

I didn't draw very well
pretend you print this out on a piece of paper
what will the line you fold your paper about look like so that the top shape lays perfectly over the other shape

Answer 2

will the line be vertical, horizontal, or diagonal ?

Answer 3

diagonal

Answer 4

there is only one diagonal line listed in your choices

Answer 5

oh

Answer 6

i dont understand

Answer 7

do you know which of the lines given in your choices is horizontal?

Answer 8

i dont even know what horizontal means

Answer 9

oh i now now

Answer 10

a constant means a number (a number that doesn't change)
for example -3, 0, 5.4 and so on never change
like examples of horizontal lines are:
y=3
y=-1
y=0
y=sqrt(3)
and so on...

examples of vertical lines are:
x=-1
x=5
x=0
and so on...

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

so which of the choices do you think is a diagonal line?

Answer 13

use process of elimination

Answer 14

arent diagnols always in a shape

Answer 15

like a diamiter

Answer 16

there are some examples of diagonal lines

Answer 17

qp is is a diagonal

Answer 18

pt

Answer 19

qr and ts

Answer 20

ok... those are line segments
I'm trying to get you to think about the line of reflection
you told me earlier that you said you could fold your paper about a diagonal line so that top shape lies perfectly over the other shape
this diagonal line is the line of reflection

Answer 21

there is only one choice that that represents a diagonal line

Answer 22

i am realy confused myininaya

Answer 23

in your choices

Answer 24

can you tell me where you are lost?
do you still think that folding your paper about a diagonal line will get you from that one shape to other shape?

Answer 25

can u give me the answer i was lost the moment were you started asking my about diagonals

Answer 26

ok do you know you can fold your paper all sorts of ways?

here is your paper:

Answer 27

yes i know that

Answer 28

ok