Question

the vertices of abc are a (-6,-7) b(-3,-10) and c(-5,2) find the vertices of abc given the transition rule (x,y)-->(x,y-3)

Answer 1

The vertices of abc given the transition rule (x,y)-->(x,y-3) are (-6, -10), (-3, -13) and (-5, -1)

How to determine the new vertices?

The vertices are given as:

a (-6,-7)

b(-3,-10)

c(-5,2)

The transition rule is given as

(x,y)-->(x,y-3)

So, we have

a' = (-6, -7 - 3)

a' = (-6, -10)

b' = (-3, -10 - 3)

b' = (-3, -13)

c' = (-5, 2 - 3)

c' = (-5, -1)

Hence, the vertices of abc given the transition rule (x,y)-->(x,y-3) are (-6, -10), (-3, -13) and (-5, -1)

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