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Which is the ordered pair for the translated point D'?

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$(x;\ y)\\\\D(-3;\ 1)\\\\right(+),\ left(-)\to x\\up(+),\ down(-)\to y\\\\left\ 4\to-3-4=-7\\up\ 0\to1+0=1\\\\Answer:\boxed{D.\ (-7;\ 1)}$

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