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‼️‼️HELP WITH THIS PROBLEM‼️‼️ Get Figure 2: (3,2) (1,2) (3,5) onto Figure 1: (-2,2) (-5,2) (-5,4) Using transformations. I really need help with this and I’m incredibly frustrated. I really need help
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‼️‼️HELP WITH THIS PROBLEM‼️‼️

Get Figure 2: (3,2) (1,2) (3,5) onto

Figure 1: (-2,2) (-5,2) (-5,4)

Using transformations. I really need help with this and I’m incredibly frustrated.

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