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SamYonnou · Answer 1 · 2022-03-14T22:31:19+0000

Given:

A line segment AB on a coordinate plane.

The rule of translation is

$f(x,y)\to (x-6,y-3)$

To find:

The coordinates of A' and B'.

Solution:

From the given graph, it is clear that the coordinates of A and B are A(1,3) and B(5,1).

The rule of translation is

$f(x,y)\to (x-6,y-3)$

Using this rule, we get

$A(1,3)\to A'(1-6,3-3)$

$A(1,3)\to A'(-5,0)$

And,

$B(5,1)\to B'(5-6,1-3)$

$B(5,1)\to B'(-1,-2)$

Therefore, the coordinates of A' and B' are A'(-5,0) and B'(-1,-2).