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4. What will be the coordinates of L' given the following transformation? J(-2,2), KT-1, 2), 1(-1, -2), M( -3, -1); (3,2) A) (-5,0 B) (-1,4) C) (2, 4) D) (2,0)

4. What will be the coordinates of L' given the following transformation? J(-2,2), KT-1, 2), 1(-1, -2), M( -3, -1); (3,2) A) (-5,0 B) (-1,4) C) (2, 4) D) (2,0)
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4. What will be the coordinates of L' given the following transformation?

J(-2,2), KT-1, 2), 1(-1, -2), M( -3, -1); (3,2)
A) (-5,0
B) (-1,4)
C) (2, 4)
D) (2,0)

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Purpose: In class, we've seen several different coordinate systems on R2 and R3 ... Do the same for the y-axis. (d)
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