The first reaction represented is a decomposition reaction due to the fact the bonded pair are being split apart.
The second equation is a single displacement because the B and C have switched places, which is the only change making it a single displacement. If there had been another bond and A had also moved, it would be double.
Answer:
False (under assumption T(2,-3) means move it right 2 units and down 3 units).
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement is false.
T(2,-3) means move the point right 2 (so plus 2 on the x-coordinate) and down 3 units (so minus 3 on the y-coordinate).
So (1,6) will become (1+2,6-3)=(3,3) after the translation.
The point (1,12) will become (1+2,12-3)=(3,9).
If the statement were "Under the translation T(2,-3) the point (1,12) will become (3,9)", then it would be true.
Or!
If the statement were "Under the translation T(2,3) the point (1,6) will become (3,9)", then it would be true.
The answer to this equation is 1