Which correctly describes the translation rule: (x,y)--->(X+6,X-3) Six spaces up and two spaces left. Six spaces to the right and 3 spaces down. Six spaces to the right and 3 spaces up. Six spaces to the

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Which correctly describes the translation rule: (x,y)--->(X+6,X-3)

Six spaces up and two spaces left.
Six spaces to the right and 3 spaces down.
Six spaces to the right and 3 spaces up.
Six spaces to the left and 3 spaces down.

Which correctly describes the translation rule: (x,y)--->(X+6,X-3) Six spaces up-example-1

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Anwser is b hope you do well on your test (btw i already took itt so ask me for help)

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