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3 years ago

Graph this problem please and thank you

Mathematics

1 answer:

nirvana33 [79]3 years ago

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I am not able to graph but I will help you out. All you have to do to solve this is add the rule to the original x and y values. If the rule is (x+9, y-2) and the point is (-2,3) all we’d to do is plug it in.

-2+9=7
3-2=1
So the new point for P would be (7, 1)

If you need anyone help, lemme know. If you really can’t figure it out. I will grab my computer and graph it for you.

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