Question

1) A line segment with endpoints U(-2,6) and V(-5,-3) is translated according to the rule
(x - 2, y + 2). Which of the following is a coordinate of the resulting line segment U'V'?

A) V' (-7,-5)
B) V' (-3,-5)
C) U' (-4,8)
D) U' (0,4)

Answer 1

@phi help

Answer 2

take your U point, and use the rule to find the point U'
subtract 2 from x, add 2 to y
do the same for V and see what you get

Answer 3

b ?

Answer 4

let's check
V(-5,-3) with (x - 2, y + 2)
-5-2, -3+2
-7,1
does not look good does it?

Answer 5

yeah

Answer 6

*-7,-1 still not good

Answer 7

try U

Answer 8

k this is my second estimate is it c ?

Answer 9

U(-2,6) with (x-2,y+2)
this is not calculus. -2-2,6+2 or -4,8

Answer 10

d ?

Answer 11

C) U' (-4,8)

Answer 12

so its c

Answer 13

yes.

Answer 14

thx

Answer 15

though it is is written as it's
its means possessive