Which translation rule describes the translation that is 6 units to the right and 5 units down?

A) ( x, y ) - ( x + 6, y-5 )
B) ( x, y ) - ( x-6, y-5 )
C) ( x, y ) - (x+6, y+5 )
D) (x, y ) - (x-6, y+5 )

Question

Which translation rule describes the translation that is 6 units to the right and 5 units down?

A) ( x, y ) -> ( x + 6, y-5 )
B) ( x, y ) -> ( x-6, y-5 )
C) ( x, y ) -> (x+6, y+5 )
D) (x, y ) -> (x-6, y+5 )

anonymous · Answer

ello there mate :D

anonymous · Answer

Hi

anonymous · Answer

so if the x-axis is for left and right movement and the y-axis is for up and down, (no pun intended) lol, what would be your guess?

anonymous · Answer

I know that the x-axis is from left to right and the y-axis is from up to down but i just don't get if we should start from zero and then 6 units to the right and 5 units down or..?

anonymous · Answer

welll there is no original point so we could juse use the origin or (0,0) so it would be A