Question

The figure below has a point marked with a large dot.

Answer 1

Therefore ,The marked point will now have the updated coordinates P' (2, 7).

Define Translation of Points on a Coordinate Plane.

When a figure is transferred from one area to another without altering its size, shape, or orientation, a translation takes place. If we know which way and how far the figure to be moved, we can draw the translation in the coordinate plane.

Here,

On an X-Y coordinate plane, a figure is plotted.

When translating a figure 7 units to the down, we must provide the coordinates of the indicated point in the original figure

"(x, y)" = "(x + m, y + n)"

In response to the query, we have

The specified point's coordinates are: P (5,4).

The new coordinates of the indicated spot after this figure is translated 6 units to the right will be -

P'( 5,4- 7) = P'(5, -3) (5, -3)

As a result, the designated point's new coordinates are P' (5, -3)

The new coordinates of the marked point will be - P'(5, -3)

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