△LMN with L(-3, 6), M(-1,4), N(4,-2) translates to △L′M′N′. If M translates to M'(3,-1), what are the coordinates of L'?

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△LMN with L(-3, 6), M(-1,4), N(4,-2) translates to △L′M′N′. If M translates to M'(3,-1), what are the coordinates of L'?

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The coordinates of L’ are (1, 1)

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