What is T(-6, 5) of the point (-1, -2)?

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vera_ewing · Answer

@Miracrown this is about translations and reflections

anonymous · Answer

well point T is on the 2 quadrant and the ? point  is in the 4th quadrant. so what can you infer from that??

vera_ewing · Answer

they are reflections?

anonymous · Answer

i dont think it is a reflection. if the point was reflected the ? point would be on the 3rd or 2nd quadrant. so i believe that it is translation

vera_ewing · Answer

lol what? so what would the answer be? @FriedRice

anonymous · Answer

wait there is only 2 options right?

vera_ewing · Answer

yep

anonymous · Answer

translation and reflection?

anonymous · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

i would pick translation

vera_ewing · Answer

well no there actually weren't any choices!

anonymous · Answer

am i suppose give a reasoning?

vera_ewing · Answer

no not really. can you help with one more?

anonymous · Answer

yeah sure

vera_ewing · Answer

Start with the point A (3, 1). Translate the point 1 unit to the left and 4 units down. What are the new coordinates of the point A’? Now translate A’ 3 unit to the left and 2 units up. What are the new coordinates of the point A’’? What translation would need to be made in order for the result to be the original point A (3, 1)?

anonymous · Answer

did you draw it out because it will surely help you..

vera_ewing · Answer

no i didn't

vera_ewing · Answer

@FriedRice i have to submit this assignment by 10:00 and im nowhere close to done. can you help me please?

anonymous · Answer

when i drew the thing i got a reflection

anonymous · Answer

try drawing it youll understand

vera_ewing · Answer

ok so what would the answer be?

vera_ewing · Answer

but the question has multiple answers to it?

vera_ewing · Answer

What are the new coordinates of the point A’?What are the new coordinates of the point A’’? What translation would need to be made in order for the result to be the original point A (3, 1)?

anonymous · Answer

well the first coord would be (2,-3) the second would be (-1,-1)

vera_ewing · Answer

and the third?

anonymous · Answer

translation

vera_ewing · Answer

What translation would need to be made in order for the result to be the original point A (3, 1)?

anonymous · Answer

translation>>>>>answer

vera_ewing · Answer

how is that the answer? doesn't it have to be a type of translation or something?

anonymous · Answer

translation simply means moving to a different point

vera_ewing · Answer

How are the coordinates of a new point found if the point is reflected through the x-axis? How are the coordinates of a new point found if the point is reflected through the y-axis?

anonymous · Answer

close this conversation and post it on a another tab

anonymous · Answer

its part of the rules in openstudy sorry