Question

Can someone pleeease help me?

Answer 1

The points represent the vertices of polygon. Use a matrix to find the coordinates of the image after the given transformation. Graph the preimage and the image.

A(2,3), B(-1,-4), and C(2,-2); a translation 1 unit left and 4 units

The GRAPH:
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Answer 2

I was thinking -1,-4

Answer 3

That's not from my answer choices. lemme post them;

Answer 4

A.) A'(1,-1), B'(-2,-8), C'(1,-6)

Answer 5

B.) A'(1,-6), B'(-2,-8), C'(1,-1)

Answer 6

C. A'(1,-1), B'(1,-6), C'(-2,-8)

Answer 7

D. A'(1,-1), B'(-2,2), C'(1,-6)

Answer 8

@satellite73 Can you help me, please?

Answer 9

ill try and figure it out for you

Answer 10

Thank you (:

Answer 11

i guess it is 1 to left and 4 down. right?

Answer 12

so each point (x,y) is translated into
\[\large (x,y)+(-1,-4)=(x-1,y-4) \]

Answer 13

A; (2-1) , (3 -4), = (1, -1)

B(-1 - 1) ,(-4 -4) = (-2, -8)
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C. (2 -1) (-2 -4); = (1, -6)
Like this?

Answer 14

it's either A or D.

Answer 15

Can you help me with the graphing?

Answer 16

Quadrilateral ABCD above has vertices A(0, 0),B(-1, 4),C(-4, 2),
and D(-4, 0). Use a matrix to find the coordinates of the vertices of the image
translated 6 units right and 2 units down. Then graph ABCD and its image
A9B9C9D9.
Vertices of the quadrilateral Translation Matrix Add 6 to each x-coordinate. Vertices of the image

A B C D [6 6 6 6 ] = A' B' C D'
[ -2 -2 -2 -2] [6 5 2 2]
[O -1 -4 -4] [-2 2 0 -2]
[0 4 2 0]

the vertices of the image are A' (,-2), B'(5,2), C'(2,0) and D' (2,-2)
Graph both quadrilaterals.
Explain how to translate quadrilateral A9B9C9D9 from
Example 1 so that its image is quadrilateral ABCD. a-c. See margin.
b. What matrix would you use to translate the vertices of a pentagon 3 units left
and 2 units up?
c. Use your answer to part (b) to translate the pentagon with vertices (0,-5),
(-1,-1), (-5, 0), (1, 3), and (4, 0). Find the coordinates of the vertices of the
image. Graph the preimage and the image.
A is a transformation that changes the size of a figure.When the center of
the dilation is the origin, you can use scalar multiplication to find the coordinates of
the vertices of an image. All dilations in this book are centered at the origin

Answer 17

Woah thank you so much for all that explanation but is that an example?

Answer 18

By graphing it; I believe it's A. Am I correct?

Answer 19

Yes that's an example. and yes

Answer 20

Thank you So much!

Answer 21

your welcome