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May I please help help with this. I tried many times but still couldn’t get the right answers I’m also confused as to how I should graph them

May I please help help with this. I tried many times but still couldn’t get the right-example-1
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To find the image of the triangle, it is enough to determine the image of the vertices of the triangle after the given transformations.

Recall that a translation of 2 units to the right modifies the point (x,y) as follows:


(x,y)\rightarrow(x+2,y).

A translation of 3 units up, modifies the points (x,y) as follows:


(x,y)\rightarrow(x,y+3).

From the diagram, we get that the vertices of the triangle are:


(4,0),(2,-4),\text{ and (-2,-2).}

Therefore, their images after the given transformations are:


\begin{gathered} (4,0)\rightarrow(6,3), \\ (2,-4)\rightarrow(4,-1), \\ (-2,-2)\rightarrow(0,1)\text{.} \end{gathered}

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May I please help help with this. I tried many times but still couldn’t get the right-example-1
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