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  • 03-11-2022
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AMUG has coordinates M(8. - 1), U(7.4), and G(6.0). A translation maps point M to M'(4.3). What are the coordinates of U' and G for this translation?

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MarleiG756285 MarleiG756285
  • 03-11-2022

We know that the coodinates of translation points are given by:

M'(x+a, y+b), Then:

8+a=4

a=-4

-1+b=3

b=3+1=4

So, the other points are going to translate the same units on x and y:

U(7, 4)

U'(7-4, 4+4)=U'(3, 8)

G(6, 0)

G'(6-4, 0+4)=G'(2, 4)

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