Question

Write an algebraic rule to describe the translation C(5,-4) — C'(-2, 1).

Answer 1

Option C. (x,y) → (x-7,y+5) is the correct answer

Further explanation:

Given

C(5,-4) — C'(-2, 1)

We will apply each translation rule one by one to check the correct algebraic rule.

A. (x,y) → (x - 2,y+1)

C(5, -4) → (5-2, -4+1) → C'(3,-3)

B. (x,y) → (x+7,y-5)

C(5, -4) → (5+7, -4-5) → C'(12,-9)

C. (x,y) → (x-7,y+5)

C(5, -4) → (5-7, -4+5) → C'(-2,1)

Hence, option C. (x,y) → (x-7,y+5) is the correct answer

Keywords: Translation, Dilation

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