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Two points in a transformation are J'(-2, 5) and J'(0, 4). which of the following translations was used? a. (x+2, y-1) b. (x-2, y+1) c. (x-2, y-1) d. (x+2, y+1)

Two points in a transformation are J'(-2, 5) and J'(0, 4). which of the following translations was used? a. (x+2, y-1) b. (x-2, y+1) c. (x-2, y-1) d. (x+2, y+1)
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Two points in a transformation are J'(-2, 5) and J'(0, 4). which of the following translations was used?

a. (x+2, y-1)
b. (x-2, y+1)
c. (x-2, y-1)
d. (x+2, y+1)

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the answer is a-(x+2, y-1)
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