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What is the algebraic rule for this statement: "Translate the point right 6 and down 4." A. (x + 6, y + 4) B. (x-6, y-4) C. (x-6, y + 4) D. (x + 6, y-4)

What is the algebraic rule for this statement: "Translate the point right 6 and down 4." A. (x + 6, y + 4) B. (x-6, y-4) C. (x-6, y + 4) D. (x + 6, y-4)
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What is the algebraic rule for this statement: "Translate the point right 6

and down 4."
A. (x + 6, y + 4)
B. (x-6, y-4)
C. (x-6, y + 4)
D. (x + 6, y-4)

User Wayoshi
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i think it’s D. (x+6, y-4)
because you go right on the x and down on the y
User Wilhelm Liao
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