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If the triangle on the grid below is translated by using the rule (x,y)> (x-2, y+2), what will be the coordinates of A’ ?

If the triangle on the grid below is translated by using the rule (x,y)> (x-2, y+2), what will be the coordinates of A’ ?
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If the triangle on the grid below is translated by using the rule (x,y)> (x-2, y+2), what will be the coordinates of A’ ?

If the triangle on the grid below is translated by using the rule (x,y)> (x-2, y-example-1
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(-4,0) because the coordinate A is (-2,-2) and if you apply the traslation <-2,2> it will be (-2-2=-4,-2+2=0) which will make the new coordinate A'(-4,0)
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