Point x has the coordinates (4,1). You translate it using the rule (x+3, y-5). What are the coordinates of X'?

Mark Lapasa asked Oct 28, 2023

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Mark Lapasa asked Oct 28, 2023

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Answer: X'=

(7,-4)

Step-by-step explanation: We have the rule (x+3,y-5) so using the given coordinates (4, 1), we can find the answer by doing this => (4+3,1-5)=(7,-4)

Ian Garrison answered Nov 3, 2023

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