Answer:
Hence the corresponding equation of the given problem will be:
y'=|x-5|-1
Step-by-step explanation:
Let y' denote the corresponding equation after the translation of the given function y
We are given a equation of a function as: y=|x|.
Now we have to write an equation such that there is a translation 1 unit down and 5 units right of y=|x|.
We know that for any function f(x) the translation 'a' units down is given by:
f(x)-a
And the translation 'b' units right of a function g(x) is given by:
g(x-b)
Hence the corresponding equation of the given problem will be:
y'=|x-5|-1
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
127.75
130+110+121+141+137+136 /6
=10228/6
=127.75
using the equation for the transformation:
(x+1, 3y)
add 1 to very X and multiply y by 3
so (-2,0) becomes (-1,0)
(-2,3) becomes (-1,9)
(-5,1) becomes (-4,3)
new coordinates are (-1,0) (-1,9) (-4,3)
you don't have an image attached, so to see if they are congruent, the sides need to stay the same lengths and the angles need to stay the same, from the coordinates of the new triangle, I would say they are not congruent
Here I did all I can do rn