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A figure on the coordinate plane is translated to the right. What will happen to its coordinates? 1. The x-coordinates will incr

ease. 2. The y-coordinates will increase. 3. The x-coordinates' signs will change. 4. The y-coordinates' signs will change.

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zaharov [31]3 years ago

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When translating something to the right, the (1) x-coordinates will increase.

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