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Given the preimage: A(3, 2), B(3, 6), C(11, 6), D(11, 2). Translate down 4 units. What is B'?

User Elona
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Answer:

b is (3,2)

Explanation:

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User Basavaraj Hampali
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Answer:

B' is (3,2)

Explanation:

In the original B coordinate pair, 6 is the y-coordinate. When we talk about shifting images or points up or down, we will normally see a change in the y-coordinate. In this case, the image is being translated 4 units down, so subtract 4 from 6 to get 2 as your y-ccoordinate for B'. Since no horizontal shift is being made, the x-coordinate from the original B point stays the same and B' becomes (3,2).

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