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Find the vector that translate A (-2, 7) to A’ (6, 4)
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Find the vector that translate A (-2, 7) to A’ (6, 4)

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Answer:

Find the vector that translate A (-2, 7) to A’ (6, 4) is <8,-3>

Explanation:

A (x,y) -> A' (x+p , y+q)

x = -2

-2 + p = 6 p = 8

7 + q = 4 q = -3

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