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Write a single rule that combines these two translations (x, y) to (x - 7, y) (x, y) to (x + 14, y + 10)
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new X=x-7 newest X'=X+14 so X'=x-7+14=x+7 got this? can u do the same for y?
i get confused when you substitute
so lets take a value: say old x=4 what would it be at the end of translation? first x-7 so 4-7=-3 then x+14 so -3+14=11 so old was 4,newest=11 so the translation is x+7 got this?
yes i got that
now can u do same thing for y ?
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y+10
yup,correct :)
thankyou for helping
so the single rule would be (x+7,y+10)
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