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Triangle ABC has vertices A (0, 2), B (5, 4), and C (5, 0). Triangle A′B′C′ has corresponding vertices A′ (–5, –1), B′ (0, 1), and C′ (0, –3). Which of the following describes a translation that would produce triangle A′B′C′ from the pre-image of triangle ABC?

A) To the right five units, up three units.
B) To the left five units, down three units.
C) To the left five units, up three units.
D) To the right five units, down three units.

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Answer:

it’s to the left 5 units, down three, so B because the translation maps abc to a’b’c’

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