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Mathematics

1 answer:

butalik [34]3 years ago

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Basically, you just move every individual point up, down, left, or right by the amount indicated.

For example, point G is graphed on the point (-3, -1). Moving it right 5 and up 1 will give you G’, which is (2,0)

T is graphed on the point (-1, -1). Moving it right 5 and up 1 will give you T’, which is (4,0)

B is graphed on the point (-3, -5). Moving it right 5 and up 1 will give you B’, which is

(2,4)

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