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babymother [125]4 years ago

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So I believe that the position the triangle is sitting in is the original position that the question started with correct? (Wasn't sure if you moved it before the screenshot or not)

So for all three points of the triangle, move each of them 6 units to the left since the rule has (x-6). If it was x+6, it should be 6 units to the right then.

After you move it 6 units to the left, move the points (all three) 4 units down since (y-4) means moving in the y-direction downward!

That should be the new place for the triangle to be positioned.

Hope this helps!

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