a triangle with angles X(-6,1), Y(4,0), Z(1,3) is translated left 9 and up 12 . What are the new coordinates of the triangle

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Sphinxa [80]3 years ago

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X= (-15,13)
Y= (-5, 12)
Z= (-8, 15)

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