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What are the coordinates of the vertices of the triangle under the translation (x, y) --->(x + 2, y + 3)?
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Can you tell me the coordinates of the vertices in the triangle?
there is a link to it
I know and see. But I would like you to tell me the original coordinates and we can work from there
(0,2) (-7,3) (-3,-2)
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Good. Now all we are going to be is add. See how they gave you the translation (x+2, y+3) All you got to do is apply it to each coordinate. I'll show you the first one (0,2) So (0+2, 2+3) Simplify and your new coordinate is (2,5) Can you do the other 2 now?
(-5,6) and (-1,1) ?
Correct. And now you have found the new coordinates after the translation
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