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Can you please help me with the problem A and B .

Can you please help me with the problem A and B .-example-1
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We must transform triangle ABC.

In part (a) the transformation that we must apply is:


(x,y)\rightarrow(x-4,y+1)

Now we take the three points A, B and C and we apply the transformation to them. The resulting points will be the vertices of triangle T. Then we get:


\begin{gathered} A=(2,3)\rightarrow(2-4,3+1)=(-2,4) \\ B=(4,2)\rightarrow(4-4,2+1)=(0,3) \\ C=(3,5)\rightarrow(3-4,5+1)=(-1,6) \end{gathered}

Then triangle T and the answer to part a is:

In part b we must use this transformation:


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

We apply this transformation to A, B and C:


\begin{gathered} A=(2,3)\rightarrow(-2,3) \\ B=(4,2)\rightarrow(-4,2) \\ C=(3,5)\rightarrow(-3,5) \end{gathered}

Then triangle R and answer to part b is:

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