Yes .12 is a rational number
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The lowest point has a y coordinate of 2. The highest point has a y coordinate of 6. The difference is 6-2 = 4. Cut this in half to get 4/2 = 2 which is the amplitude. This is the vertical distance from the midline (y = 4) to either the peak point or the valley point.
There are 3 sticks because:
4 sticks is the total and when you take away 1 stick, it is
4 - 1, which equals 3 sticks
So, the answer is 3 sticks are left.
Question: If u are in high school, why did you ask this question? You already know 4-1=3. Im guessing it was either a joke, or u were helping other people get points. If it is the second one, thx!!
Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
For this exercise you must remember that the original figure (before a transformation) is called "Pre-Image" and the one obtained after the transformation is called "Image".
A Translation is defined as a transformation in which the figure is moved a fixed distance in a fixed direction. In this kind of transformatiosn the size and shape do not change and the figure is not flipped.
In this case you know that the Pre-Image is the Triangle FGH.
You can identify in the picture that its vertex H has these coordinates:

Where:

Since the rule is:
→ 
You can substitute the coordinates of H into the given rule in order to find the coordinates of H'. This is:

The 2 numbers cannot be positive but the 2 numbers can be both positive and negative like: 2+(-3)= -1. Both numbers can also be negative like: (-3)-(-2)=-1.