The composition of two translations could describe the taxicab’s final position are (1, -2 + 16) and (1, -2 - 16)
<h3>How to determine the composition of two translations?</h3>
The initial position is given as:
Cab = (1, -2)
Assume the cab travel in one direction, the possible translations are:
(x, y + 16)
(x, y - 16)
(x + 16, y)
(x - 16, y)
Using the first two translations, the final positions are:
(1, -2 + 16) = (1, 14)
(1, -2 - 16) = (1, -18)
Hence, the composition of two translations could describe the taxicab’s final position are (1, -2 + 16) and (1, -2 - 16)
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I'm assuming 43 is actually 4/3
see what number the previous term must be multiplied by to get the next term
4 *something = 12, 12*something=36
common ratio is 3
