To find the coordinates of the image under the given transformation, we need more information about the transformation itself. Without that, I can provide a general example of a transformation for illustration.
Suppose the transformation is a translation where every point (x, y) is shifted by adding a constant vector (a, b). The new coordinates (x', y') would be:
![\[ x' = x + a \]](https://img.qammunity.org/2024/formulas/mathematics/college/4r7jl6llc4m4muu8bcrp36sz114r1556p5.png)
![\[ y' = y + b \]](https://img.qammunity.org/2024/formulas/mathematics/college/irt8s49fk4cgv2didvgrjq6l88by5ok4iq.png)
For example:
1. For the point (6, 11):
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2. For the point (3, 1):
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3. For the point (2, -3):
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4. For the point (4, -3):
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The values of a and b depend on the specific transformation. If you provide more details about the transformation, I can give a more precise answer.