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-- To play the six games, <span>Santiago Diaz Granados spent
(6 x 25) = 150 tokens.
-- As a result of his skill, experience, talent, steady hand, nerves
of steel, superior hand-eye coordination, and superb reflexes, </span><span>
Santiago Diaz Granados won</span>
(0 + 10 + 50 + 0 + 5 + 10) = 75 tokens.
-- At the end of the 6th game, <span>Santiago Diaz Granados was behind
the curve.
After spending 150 tokens and winning 75 tokens, </span><span>Santiago Diaz Granados
was down by (150 - 75) = 75 tokens since he arrived at the arcade.
Any true friend could look at the choices, could see that choice-B is
the correct one, and could advise </span><span>Santiago Diaz Granados to cash in
whatever he had left, accept his losses, return to his home, and live
to fight another day.
Viva </span><span>Santiago Diaz Granados ... </span><span>un verdadero héroe de su pueblo. Viva !</span>
<span>The number 80 is <span>25%</span> of <span>320</span></span>
Answer:
P ′(−10, −2), L ′(−5, −4), K ′(−15, 11)
Step-by-step explanation:
The translation vector, ⟨−6,3⟩, can be used to derive a rule for the translation of the coordinates: (x,y)→(x−6,y+3).
Apply the rule to translate each of the three preimage vertices to the image vertices.
P(−4,−5)→P'(−10,−2)
L(1,−7)→L'(−5,−4)
K(−9,8)→K'(−15,11)
Therefore, P'(−10,−2), L'(−5,−4), N'(−15,11) is the translation of the figure with the vertices P(−4,−5), L(1,−7), and K(−9,8), along the vector ⟨−6,3⟩.
