Question

What is the image of point (-5, -7) for mapping (x, y) , (x - 4, y – 4).

(-9, -11)

(9, 11)

(11, 9)

(-11, -9)

Answer 1

Help ME!!

Answer 2

Hi! Is this like, you have the point \((-5,~-7)\) as \((x,~y)\) and you want to find the point \((x-4,~y-4)\)?

It's like, every \((x,\ y)\) point you can think of has a corresponding \((x-4,\ y-4)\) point.

You have \(5\) as \(x\) and \(7\) as \(y\) (because \((-5,\ -7)\) is \((x,\ y)\)).
So, what would \(x-4\) be, and what would \(y-4\) be?

Answer 3

@edwinesparza ?

Answer 4

See, \(-5=x\), so \(x-4\) is really like \(-5-4\). You understand?

Answer 5

Do you know it?