to get the LCD we should start by doing a quick prime factoring of each denominator, as you see in the picture below.
the factors in red are the common factors to all values, and they are used in the LCD only once, the other not common factors in blue, they're used in the LCD.
Answer:
Translate 7 units up and then translate 11 units to the left.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have the triangle PQR having co-ordinates (10,6), (6,2) and (4,-1).
It is required to translate ΔPQR so that the resulting image is completely inside the 2nd quadrant.
So, for that we will apply the following sequence of translations:
1. Translate 7 units up.
This will give us the figure in the 1st quadrant having co-ordinates (10,1), (6,9) and (4,6).
2. Translate 11 units to the left
We will get the final triangle P'Q'R' with the co-ordinates P'(-1,1), Q'(-5,9) and R'(-7,6) as shown below.
