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OpenStudy (itsbribro):

Deshawn draws a regular pentagon and rotates it about its center. https://static.k12.com/nextgen_media/assets/8078744-NG_GMT_SemA_01_UT_01.png Which angle measures can Deshawn rotate the regular pentagon through to map it onto itself? select each correct answer. A. 36° B. 72° C. 144° D. 180° E. 216° F. 288°

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

@andrejrusa12 @Will.H @Destinyyyy @Google @jtug6 @karamarie02 @LunyMoony @meowimacat

OpenStudy (meowimacat):

Ope, boi i got this!

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

lol okie :)

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

i think i know that 180° and 72° are answers

OpenStudy (will.h):

Go Rawr you got this

OpenStudy (meowimacat):

O.O yeas, i know 180 is correct. The pentagon is confuzzling me XD idk why. @Will.H you help her. I'm still stuck on this damn english assignment.

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

thanks..

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

@Will.H

OpenStudy (lunymoony):

"rotates around its center" 72 I believe, else 180, so your choice

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

is that it?

OpenStudy (lunymoony):

@Will.H

OpenStudy (will.h):

i can't tell for sure. but rotating a figure 180 degrees would be like the following (x,y) --> (-x, -y) so it would change and not get the same position of the grid However if you rotate it 2 times by 180 degrees you'd get the same shape on the same coordinates,

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

thank you but can the figure rotate any other degrees besides 180 and 72?

OpenStudy (lunymoony):

complete rotation would be 360 I believe, but 360 isnt an option. so rotating half way is 180, is that true?

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

it says select all the answers that are correct lol

OpenStudy (will.h):

i am still thinking i won't leave till i get the right answer. im checking my notebook hang on

OpenStudy (will.h):

Luny i don't believe 180 degrees is correct because it would change the coordinates else where.

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

okay sorry um 36 is half 72 would that be an answer?

OpenStudy (lunymoony):

72 x 5 = 360. So it is part of the answer I believe, yes

OpenStudy (will.h):

good work Luny

OpenStudy (will.h):

So yeah that's it..

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

ok 180, 72 are it

OpenStudy (will.h):

let me know if it was correct

OpenStudy (itsbribro):

okay i will thank you both :) xoxo

OpenStudy (will.h):

:)

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