Answer:
Assuming (6 9) is a fraction I just multipled the coordinates of A,B,C,D by that
Step-by-step explanation:
Example: A coordinates are (-5,-2) so I multiplied -5 by 6/9 which is -10/3, and -2 by 6/9 which is -4/3.
I then plotted (-10/3,-4/3), which would be A'
Do the same for the rest of BCD to find B'C'D'
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The h and k are the points of the vertex. The h is the one inside the absolute value bars. The k is on the outside. The h has to be the opposite sign from what is on the graph. For example, if the number on the the graph is -1, the number in the <em>equation</em> will have to be a positive 1. The number on the outside stays the same. If the number on the the graph is +1, the number in the <em>equation</em> will also be a positive 1.