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What is the composition of the translations
(T〈−3, 4〉 ∘ T〈8, −7〉)(x, y) as one translation?

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Given:

The composition of the translations is


(T\langle-3,4\rangle \circ T\langle 8,-7\rangle )(x,y)

To find:

The composition of the translations in one translations.

Solution:

We know that,
(T\langle-3,4\rangle \circ T\langle 8,-7\rangle)(x,y) means
T\langle 8,-7\rangle (x,y) is followed by
T\langle -3,4\rangle (x,y).

In
T\langle 8,-7\rangle (x,y),


(x,y)\to (x+8,y-7)

So,
P(x,y)\to P'(x+8,y-7).

In
T\langle -3,4\rangle (x,y),


(x,y)\to (x-3,y+4)


P'(x+8,y-7)\to P''((x+8)-3,(y-7)+4)


P'(x+8,y-7)\to P''(x+5,y-3)

Now, after composition of the translations


P(x,y)\to P''(x+5,y-3)

Here, rule of translation is


(x,y)\to (x+5,y-3)

Therefore, rule of translation is
T\langle 5,-3\rangle (x,y).

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