Triangle CAT is translated using the rule (x,y)→(x-3, y+4) to create triangle C'A'T'. If a line segment is drawn from point C to point C' and from point A to point A', which statement would best describe the line segments drawn?

They share the same midpoints.

They are diameters of concentric circles.

They are perpendicular to each other.

They are parallel and congruent.

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Triangle CAT is translated using the rule (x,y)→(x-3, y+4) to create triangle C'A'T'. If a line segment is drawn from point C to point C' and from point A to point A', which statement would best describe the line segments drawn?

 They share the same midpoints.

 They are diameters of concentric circles.

 They are perpendicular to each other.

 They are parallel and congruent.

anonymous · Answer

The best way for you to understand this is to pick 3 random points, draw a triangle, follow the translation rule, draw the new triangle, and look at it.

anonymous · Answer

ohh ok thank you @jb1515g

anonymous · Answer

Don't forget it's the lines that you are after, so make sure you draw lines AA' and CC' and compare them.

anonymous · Answer

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