If a translation of T2, –7(x, y) is applied to ΔABC, what are the coordinates of B'?
1 answer:
The coordinates of B' are 3 and -12. so option D is correct (3, -12)
<h3>How to find the coordinates of B'?</h3>The point P(x, y) may undergo translation to form P' by using a defined translation rule :
If given the rule T(a, b) synch that P undergoes translation on T; then we will have P'(x+a; y+b)
Therefore,
The point B has its coordinates as B(1, - 5)
Translation rule, T(2, - 7) then the coordination of B after undergoing transformation according to T2;
B(1, - 5) - - - > T(2, - 7) - - - - > B'(1+2 ; - 5+-7)
= B'(3, -12)
Hence, the coordinates of B' are 3 and -12. so option D is correct.
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