I need help with this plz.

Mathematics

2 answers:

aalyn [17]3 years ago

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<h3>Answers:</h3>

T ' = (3,0)
Q ' = (1, 0)
M ' = (0,2)
Y ' = (0,3)

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Explanation:

T = (0,0) moves to T ' = (3,0) since we shift 3 units to the right. We add 3 to the x coordinate. The y coordinate does not change since we're not shifting up or down.

Q = (-2,0) moves to Q ' = (1,0) after applying the same rule we did to point T.

M = (-3,2) moves to M ' = (0,2)

Y = (-3,3) moves to Y ' = (0,3)

See the diagram below

pogonyaev3 years ago

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Move each point 3 spaces to the right and connect the dots

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