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16 Triangle ABC is translated to triangle A'B'C' by

the following motion rule.
(x, y)(x+2y-5)
-8 -6
G
A. (4,-4)
B. (2,-5)
C. (0.6)
D. (-2.5)
N
8
6
B
-2
S
-6
-8
2
What will be the coordinates of A'?
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16 Triangle ABC is translated to triangle A'B'C' by the following motion rule. (x-example-1
User Hui Chen
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Answer:

To find the coordinates of A' after the translation, we need to apply the motion rule to the coordinates of A:

(x, y) → (x + 2y - 5, y - 6)

Substituting the coordinates of point A, which is (4, -4), into this motion rule, we get:

A' = (4 + 2(-4) - 5, -4 - 6) = (-3, -10)

Therefore, the coordinates of A' after the translation are (-3, -10).

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