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A triangle has coordinates F(-2, 3), G(-4,1), and H(-2,-2). The triangle is translated and its image has coordinates F'(0,0), G'(-2,-2), and H'(0, -5). What is the correct rule for the translation?
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A triangle has coordinates F(-2, 3), G(-4,1), and H(-2,-2). The triangle is translated and its image has coordinates

F'(0,0), G'(-2,-2), and H'(0, -5).
What is the correct rule for the translation?

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Hope u got it!! Good luck my friend
User Magesh
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(x,y) —> (x+2,y-3)
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Translate up 2 and down 3
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