Please help!!!

Identify the points corresponding to P and Q.

A.P'(0, 4), Q'(–1, 7)
B.P'(-1, 4), Q'(–3, 7)
C.P'(0, 4), Q'(–3, 7)
D.P'(-1, 4), Q'(1, 7)

Question

Please help!!!

Identify the points corresponding to P and Q.

	A.P'(0, 4), Q'(–1, 7)
	B.P'(-1, 4), Q'(–3, 7)
	C.P'(0, 4), Q'(–3, 7)
	D.P'(-1, 4), Q'(1, 7)

jkbo · Answer

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jkbo · Answer

@satellite73 can you help me please Ive been stuck for an hour

jkbo · Answer

@dumbcow can you please help me?

anonymous · Answer

what's the transformation?

jkbo · Answer

I'm not sure I just learned this @pgpilot326

anonymous · Answer

you're giving incomplete info

jkbo · Answer

I have a graph in the attachments

anonymous · Answer

yes, i know.  you still haven't given all of the info needed.  P is at (-2, 4) and Q is at (1, 7).  None of the answers match and they're given in terms of P' and Q' which are generally points which have been transformed from some original position.

jkbo · Answer

I'm sorry but these are the only answer choices I have, But it does look pretty weird thats why I asked the question on here. 

        P'(0, 4), Q'(–1, 7)
	P'(-1, 4), Q'(–3, 7)
	P'(0, 4), Q'(–3, 7)
	P'(-1, 4), Q'(1, 7)

jkbo · Answer

@pgpilot326

anonymous · Answer

what's the question being asked?

jkbo · Answer

Identify the points corresponding to P and Q.

anonymous · Answer

and that's all that's given?  nothing about a rotation or translation of any kind?

jkbo · Answer

Nope just that, my closest guess is that its D.

jkbo · Answer

But Im really not sure

anonymous · Answer

good luck.  something is goofed.

jkbo · Answer

Can you help me with one simliar to this one? please @pgpilot326

anonymous · Answer

what is it?

jkbo · Answer

Which of the following equations describes the graph?

jkbo · Answer

A.y=-1/2x^2-x-2

B.y=1/3x^2-x-2

C.y=1/2x^2-x+2

D.y=-1/3x^2-x+2

anonymous · Answer

look at the graph... when x = 0, y is 2 so it can't be either of the first 2 choices.
next, when x = 3, y = 2.  Plug in x = 3 to the remaining equations and see which one works.

jkbo · Answer

o ok so the answer is C.

anonymous · Answer

you didin't do the work

jkbo · Answer

yes I did on my sheet of paper

anonymous · Answer

so $$\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }\left( 3 \right)^{2}-\left( 3 \right)= 0?$$

jkbo · Answer

i got -2.9

anonymous · Answer

exactly... but the result needs to be 0 which is why C is not the answer.  Try it with D and see what you get.

jkbo · Answer

it was D. it equals 0

jkbo · Answer

Thank you very much

anonymous · Answer

you're welcome