Quadrilateral K' is the image of quadrilateral K under a dilation.
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Okay, so first of all, if the trapezoid was translated right 4,
Then all the (x)'s should be 4 more than the original value
For example: (2,-3) <span>→ (6,-3)
Now since the Trapezoid was translated down 3,
Then all the (y)'s should be 3 less than the original value
For example: (2,-3) </span><span>→ (2,-6)
Now do this to all the Vertices
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Final Answer: <span>Option 2</span>
Then all the (x)'s should be 4 more than the original value
For example: (2,-3) <span>→ (6,-3)
Now since the Trapezoid was translated down 3,
Then all the (y)'s should be 3 less than the original value
For example: (2,-3) </span><span>→ (2,-6)
Now do this to all the Vertices
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Final Answer: <span>Option 2</span>