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Consider the figure below. If ∆ABC is translated using the vector (x, y)→(x−3, y+3), then rotated 180° about the origin, what will be the x-coordinate of C’ ?
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Consider the figure below. If ∆ABC is translated using the vector (x, y)→(x−3, y+3), then rotated 180° about the origin, what will be the x-coordinate of C’ ?
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