Hey guys, it's me again. So my teacher gave us another set, since we all did well on the first round of questions. Anyone want to help?

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mathmale · Answer

Hi!  What do you believe you already know?  and on what do you need clarification?  I'd strongly suggest that you sketch the original quadrilateral.

anonymous · Answer

Simply plug in the coordinates into it's new formula
(x+2, y-3)

And the old-coordinates were A(-2, 2) B(-2, 4) C(2, 4) D(2, 2)
If you connected the old vertices together with the new ones, you will see four sets of parallel lines with a slope of 3/2. Think you got it? Any questions?

anonymous · Answer

Well yes the idea is right, but it doesn't looked space proportionally (so the shape kind of looks like it was dilated in some parts )

mathmale · Answer

Every point of the original quadrilateral is to be moved to the right by 2 units and down by 3 units.  Looks as though you've done that fine.|dw:1451262476596:dw|