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Using transformation (x-2 y+3) find the new coordinates of (7 -5) brainly

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trasher [3.6K]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

In the coordinates (7, -5), 7 is the x-coordinate and -5 is the y-coordinate.

The transformation, (x-2 y+3), states that the x-coordinate, 7, must be subtracted by 2.

When subtracted by two, (7 - 2), the difference is 5.

The transformation, (x-2 y+3), states that the y-coordinate must be increased by 3.

When added by 3, (-5 + 3), the sum is -2.

Therefore, the new coordinates are (5, -2).

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