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cellusTranslate the triangle.Then enter the new coordinates.A -1,61B(0,4)A'([?], [])B'([],[])C'([],[])C (-6,1)< 10.2 >IEnter

cellusTranslate the triangle.Then enter the new coordinates.A -1,61B(0,4)A'([?], [])B-example-1
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The coordinates of the images are;


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Here, we want to translate the given triangle

The translation is in the units of (10,2)

What this mean is that we are going to make a translation of 10 in the x-axis direction and 2 units in the y-axis direction

Hence, we are having a unit of 10 rightwards (positive x-axia) and 2 unit of 2 units upwards (vertically on the y-axis)

So what we do now in respective cases is add 10 to the x-axis values of each point and add 2 to the y-axis values of each point

Thus, we have;


\begin{gathered} A(-1,6)\text{ to A'(-1+10, 6+2)= A'(9,8)} \\ B(0,4)\text{ to B'(0+10, 4+2) = B'(10,6)} \\ C(-6,1)\text{ to C'(-6+10,1+2) = C'(4,3)} \end{gathered}

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