16. A figure in quadrant II was transformed, and the image is in quadrant III. Which could not have been the transformation? A. A rotation 90° clockwise B. A reflection over the x-axis C. A translation down D. A rotation 270° clockwise

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The accompanying scatterplot shows the size (in square feet) and selling prices for homes in a certain zip code in California. Complete parts (a) through (d) below. Click the icon to view the scatterplot of selling prices. a. Use the scatterplot to estimate the selling price of a home with 2000 square feet. The estimated selling price is $ (Round to the nearest ten thousand as needed.)

Orange production The table below shows that as thenumber of oranges on a tree increases, the fruit tends toget smaller. Create a model for this relationship, andexpress any concerns you may have. Number ofOranges/Tree Average Weight/Fruit (lb)50 0.60100 0.58150 0.56200 0.55250 0.53300 0.52350 0.50400 0.49450 0.48500 0.46600 0.44700 0.42800 0.40900 0.38