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Triangle XYZ has points X = (–4,4), Y = (0,1), and Z = (4,4). Triangle X'Y'Z' has points X ’= (–5,–4), Y’ = (–1,–1), Z’ = (3,–4)

. What is the transformation of XYZ to X'Y'Z'?

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Rama09 [41]3 years ago

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So they moved down one and reflected over the y axis

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