Question

Δ DOG has coordinates D (3, 2), O (2, -4) and G (-1, -1). A translation maps point D to D' (2, 4). Find the coordinates of O' and G' under this translation.

Answer 1

Select one:
a. O' (-1, 1);G' (1, -2)
b. O' (3, 0);G' (-1, -1)
c. O' (0, -3);G' (-3, 0)
d. O' (1, -2);G' (-2, 1)

Answer 2

@Directrix can you help me please

Answer 3

Well, I'm not good on these but I'll hit it (or something) with my best shot.

D(3,2) and D' is (2,4).

So, the translation took 3 to 2 and then 2 to 4.

So, I'm thinking the translation is (x,y) --> (x - 1, y + 2)

Answer 4

@Edge can you help me please

Answer 5

im back srry bout that

Answer 6

What did you get for O'

Answer 7

So, take point O, O (2, -4), and subtract 1 from its x-coordinate and then add two to its y-coordinate and post what you get.

Answer 8

ummm...

Answer 9

2 - 1 = ?

-4 + 2 = ?

Answer 10

I had to go do something so im lost

Answer 11

Just answer this:

2 - 1 = ?

-4 + 2 = ?

@Edge

Answer 12

am I supposed to fing coordintes or something

Answer 13

I asked you to do these calculations.
If you do not want to do them, let me know.

2 - 1 = ? --> Two minus one = ?

-4 + 2 = ? --> Negative four plus two = ?

Answer 14

ok 2-1=1 obviously and -4+2=-6

Answer 15

no its not -6 its -2

Answer 16

Okay, so O (2, -4) is sent to O' (1, -2).

Answer 17

yes.. im starting to get it

Answer 18

Look in the options and find the one that looks like O'(1, -2).

Answer 19

it would be D right

Answer 20

Yes. I'm thinking we need to check G to G'

Answer 21

uhmmm ok then

Answer 22

G (-1, -1) to G'

(x,y) --> (x - 1, y + 2)


What is -1 - 1 = ?

What is -1 + 2 = ?

Answer 23

@Edge

Answer 24

-2 and 1

Answer 25

Yay so it really is D

Answer 26

G (-1, -1) --> G' (-2, 1)

Correct.

Answer 27

yes ur the best help ever

Answer 28

Thanks.