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If P(7,5) and P'(2,8), then the rule for translation is T(x,y)=(x-?, y+?).

If P(7,5) and P'(2,8), then the rule for translation is T(x,y)=(x-?, y+?).
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If P(7,5) and P'(2,8), then the rule for translation is T(x,y)=(x-?, y+?).

If P(7,5) and P'(2,8), then the rule for translation is T(x,y)=(x-?, y+?).-example-1
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If P(7,5) and P'(2,8), then the rule for translation is T(x,y)=(x-?, y+?).-example-1
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Answer: x is -5 and y is +3

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