Polygon ABCD is plotted on a coordinate plane.If the polygon translates 3 units to the left and 1 unit down,the length of diagonal A’C’ is __ units ( 2,3or 6) if the polygon translates 3 units further to the left and four units down, the length of diagonal A’C’ ( increases,decreases or remains the same
Polygon ABCD is plotted on a coordinate plane.If the polygon - 1

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Answer 1
Answer:

  Length of diagonal A'C' will be 2 units and it will remain the same even after multiple translations.      

   Length of a segment joining two points (x_1,y_1) and (x_2,y_2) is given by the expression,

Length between two points = √((x_2-x_1)^2+(y_2-y_1)^2)

Therefore, length of diagonal AC joining points A(3, 4) and C(3, 2) will be,

AC = √((3-3)^2+(4-2)^2)

     = 2 units

If the polygon ABCD is shifted left, right, up and down, translations done will be the rigid transformations showing no change in shape and size of the polygon.

    Therefore, length of diagonal A'C' will be 2 units and it will remain the same when the polygon is translated.

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Answer 2
Answer: The length of the diagonal will be 2.

When a translation is performed on a shaped, it simply moves location. The size and shape of the object do not change. Therefore, the length of AC will remain the same at all times.

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GrossIncome
Standard
Deduction
Number of Exemptions at
$3650 Each
Delaney $77,568
$8350
Jamie
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Oliver
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workers had any additional adjustments, which worker had the lowest taxable
income last year?
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If each worker used the standard deduction and no worker had any additional adjustments, the worker with the lowest taxable income last year was A. Jamie.

What is taxable income?

The taxable income is the difference between a worker's gross income and the total deductions (standard or itemized).

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                  Gross Income     Standard       Number of       Taxable

                                             Deduction   Exemptions at     Income

                                                                    $3,650 Each

Delaney          $77,568          $8,350                               $69,218 ($77,568 - $8,350)

Jamie               $71,234         $5,700                               $65,534 ($71,234 - $5,700)

Oliver              $74,872         $8,350                               $66,522 ($74,872 - $8,350)

Thomas          $77,623         $5,700                                $71,923 ($77,623 - $5,700)

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CDs were in the remaining box = ?

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So there was a total of 15 cds remaining.
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Answer:

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