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Rectangle FGHJ is transformed according to the rule T(–3, –2)ry = x. What is the y-coordinate of J”?

Rectangle FGHJ is transformed according to the rule T(–3, –2)ry = x. What is the y-example-1

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we have that
the point J (10,-6)
the rule is-----------(x,y)-------------------> (x-3, y-2)
therefore
J (10,-6)----------------- > (10-3,-6-2)--------> (7,-8)

the answer is
the y-coordinate of J” is -8
User Lpt
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Answer:

The y-coordinate of J'' is 8.

Explanation:

The given rule of transformation is


T(-3,-2)r_(y=x)

It means, first the figure is reflected across the line y=x and then translated by the rule T(-3,-2).

From the given figure it is clear that the coordinates of point J are (10,-6).

If a figure is reflected across the line y=x, then


(x,y)\rightarrow (y,x)

The coordinate of point J'.


J(10,-6)\rightarrow J'(-6,10)

If a figure is translate by the rule T(-3,-2), then


(x,y)\rightarrow (x-3,x-2)

The coordinate of point J''.


J'(-6,10)\rightarrow J''(-6-3,10-2)=J''(-9,8)

Therefore the y-coordinate of J'' is 8.

User Manoj Kasyap
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