Ok sorry but there is no picture :(
Answer:
(x,y) => (x+3, y+4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given a triangle DEF, D(4,2), E(3,3), F(2,1).
Centroid of the area (and the vertices) equals the mean of the coordinates, namely ( (4+3+2)/3, (2+3+1)/3 ) = (3,2)
To translate (3,2) to (6,6), we need the rule
(x,y) => x+(6-3), y+(6-2), or
(x,y) => (x+3, y+4)
We can distribute
2(5)+2(-x)=10-2x
we get
8+10-2x=?
18-2x=?
whatever that ? is, we don't know
multiply both sides by -1
2x-18=-?
add 18 to both sides
2x=18-?
divide bth sides by 2
x=9-(?/2)
whatever the left side it, just divide it by 2 and subtract it from 9
No there not because each triangle has one bigger and one smaller and C. Is rotating different
