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1. Transform AABC by the formula (x, y) + (x - 2,y - 1) in order to find the x-coordinate of A'. Pls
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1. Transform AABC by the formula (x, y) + (x - 2,y - 1) in order to find the

x-coordinate of A'.
Pls

1. Transform AABC by the formula (x, y) + (x - 2,y - 1) in order to find the x-coordinate-example-1
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Left 2 and down 1

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