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1 year ago

G is located at (0, 4)What are the coordinates of G' after G undergoes the translation (x,y)-> (x-5,y+2)?

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oksian1 [2.3K]1 year ago

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Applying the translation rule:

G(0, 4) → (0-5, 4+2) → G'(-5, 6)

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