Unit 5, Lesson 11
Applying Area and Perimeter on the Plane
Integrated Math 1
Practice
Problem 1
This diagram shows the coordinates, in feet, for a baseball diamond. Show that the baseball "diamond" is a square.
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This diagram shows the coordinates, in feet, for a baseball diamond. Show that the baseball "diamond" is a square.
Write an equation in point-slope form for each of the four baselines on the baseball diamond.
The park also has a smaller baseball field for younger players. The transformation \((x,y) \rightarrow (\frac{\text-2}{3}x, \frac{\text-2}{3}y)\) takes the larger field to the smaller field.
Describe the transformation. Does this transformation result in a figure which is congruent to the original, similar to the original, or neither?
The pitcher’s mound is located at \((58.7, 56.8)\). Find the distance from the pitcher’s mound to: