Question

Rectangle J'K'L'M' shown on the grid is the image of rectangle JKLM after transformation. The same transformation will be applied on trapezoid STUV. What will be the location of T' in the image trapezoid S'T'U'V'?
A. (18, -2)
B. (18, 2)
C. (15, -2)
D. (15, 2)

Answer 1

@Rubyjadeluv

Answer 2

@rhettwalker14

Answer 3

@pooja195

Answer 4

sorry but i suck at math

Answer 5

@wes_is_here

Answer 6

its ok do you know who does not?

Answer 7

@satellite73

Answer 8

@SamsungFanBoy

Answer 9

@dusdog

Answer 10

@Needhelpp101

Answer 11

ello love :D

Answer 12

hi :) can you help?

Answer 13

yes love, do you have a picture of the graph? :)

Answer 14

oh yea lol hang on :) thnx

Answer 15

alright haha

Answer 16

OMG SORRY IM TAKING LONG HANG ON

Answer 17

oops sorry had the caps on

Answer 18

LOL ITS FINE IM DOING WORK ALSO.... TAKE YOUR TIME haha

Answer 19

lol

Answer 20

https://cdn.flvsgl.com/assessment_images/geometry_v15_gs_ca-xml/76588_540760cc/image0034e4bc2a9.jpg

Answer 21

try that if you cant see it hang on a lil more pls lol

Answer 22

i cant open it haha xD alright

Answer 23

PPPPTT!!!!!!!!!! xP

Answer 24

ugh sorry lol the screen shot is seriously not saving :/

Answer 25

haha its fine no rush... :D

Answer 26

hurry up! haha jus kidding

Answer 27

FINALLY!!! lol

Answer 28

sorry for the wait lol

Answer 29

there you go darlin' haha FIVE HOURS LATER xP haha its fine... lets get to work :)

Answer 30

lol it was at least like 10 min hahahha

Answer 31

okay fine 10 years xD haha but what do you know about transformations?

Answer 32

lol

Answer 33

and ik nothing :/

Answer 34

if i were to tell you the transformation were to be:

x,y --> x-10, y+3

would you be able to apply that to the trapezoid?

Answer 35

im confused sorry i have no clue about this lol

Answer 36

haha thats fine, ill draw it out hold on :)

Answer 37

ok

Answer 38

sorry i hed it wrong x,y --> x+13, y-3 lol

Answer 39

lol its ok

Answer 40

ok after that whats next?

Answer 41

so for this transformation we add 13 to the original x coordinate and subtract 3 from the original y coordinate as i did in the picture

Answer 42

ok i sorta get it but how can i do that for the top shape?

Answer 43

oh ok

Answer 44

two ways:

we simply can start at each point and count over to its new point,

or we can take our original points and add and subtract the transformation fro m the originals :)

chose what you would like to do..

Answer 45

second choice sounds easier lol

Answer 46

haha theyre both easy lol, so lets pull out the original points from the graph, what are the points for the trapezoid??

Answer 47

umm TUVS?

Answer 48

yes, pull the (x,y) coordinates, do you know how to do that?

Answer 49

no i dont

Answer 50

can you show me?

Answer 51

sure :) so for point U we have (2,6), so that is point U.... do you understand?

Answer 52

ok let me see hang on

Answer 53

alright ...

Answer 54

ok how did you get that?

Answer 55

the point goes over 2 on the x axis and up 6 on the y axis

Answer 56

sorry math just doesnt process through my brain lol

Answer 57

its fine :)

Answer 58

oooohhhh ok i get it now lol

Answer 59

i have to leave in a few so yea, no rush but just letting you know :) but yes that is how you find the points (ordered pairs)

Answer 60

so now find the other points

Answer 61

noooo lol ok can you help me real quick to find them? like see if im doing it right?

Answer 62

yes! lol yes i will help as long as i can haha

Answer 63

so find the points and post them

Answer 64

haha ok so um 15,-2?

Answer 65

what point is that?

Answer 66

i tried to get to point T? lol omg i cant believe i cant get this hahaha

Answer 67

haha its quite alright but no point T (5,5)

Answer 68

ugh ok see idk how you got 5,5 lol

Answer 69

OH NO WAIT!!!

Answer 70

i was doing it on the negative side lol

Answer 71

ok this is very confusing

Answer 72

lol i got that hahaah

Answer 73

i want to know how to get my answer lol

Answer 74

want me to give you the points?

Answer 75

um pls lol and explain how you got the answer lol pls :)

Answer 76

so i can know how to do it lol

Answer 77

like explain the steps pls :)

Answer 78

ordered pairs are always (x,y):

U(2,6)
T(5,5)
S(3,2)
V(1,4)

so for U, 2 is our x and 6 is our y

so to get the prime (the new points) for this transformation, we add 13 to the x-intercept, and subtract 3 from the y-intercept

Answer 79

understand?

Answer 80

why 13 and why 3?

Answer 81

because that is our transformation

Answer 82

is that for every problem?

Answer 83

transformation:

x,y --> x+13, y-3

and yes you apply for every point

Answer 84

ill do the first one :)

so:
U (2,6) --> (2+13, 6-3)
U (2,6) --> (15,3)

so our new point (U') is 15,3

Answer 85

@MariahDimond think you sould help her? its transformations

Answer 86

im sorry to leave you but i must go now :( @iloveyou;*

Answer 87

oh ok lol

Answer 88

thnx for all your help :D

Answer 89

and for being patient with me too lol

Answer 90

yea so good luck :) and no problem :D fan me...

Answer 91

lol love you XD

Answer 92

@pooja195 could you please help here finish the problem?