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You're close, but that isn't correct.
it is actually very close to the right answer as kingGeorge stated
Start at (2,4) and move up 2 units then to the right 4 units to get to the point (6,6)
6. 2 ? My friend told me 6, 1.
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Follow the same motion but start at (2,0) and you'll get to the correct point
(6, 2) is correct.
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6. 2 ? My friend told me 6, 1.
Your friend was wrong then.
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Yes, since we all agree that (6,2) is the correct answer
Since \((6,6)\) is two units up and four units right of \((2,4\), our new point must be two units up and four units right of \((2,0)\).
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