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OpenStudy (desmarie):
In the translation T of the graph below, use the figure to describe the following transformation.
T T-1: (x, y)
1. (x - 3, y - 1)
2. (x, y)
3. (x + 3, y + 1)
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OpenStudy (desmarie):
here is the attachment
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OpenStudy (desmarie):
@dopeness_
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OpenStudy (dopeness_):
3
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OpenStudy (desmarie):
@dopeness_
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OpenStudy (dopeness_):
I don't see how..
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OpenStudy (desmarie):
ughhhh.. I am so confused
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OpenStudy (desmarie):
@quin100
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OpenStudy (quin100):
okay what do u think?
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OpenStudy (desmarie):
well.... I know what the answer is but I want to know how they get it
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OpenStudy (quin100):
okay one min
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OpenStudy (quin100):
the x cord goes to the right 3 and the y cord goes up one since they are both positive numbers u add them
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OpenStudy (quin100):
if they went down and the left they would be negative numbers
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OpenStudy (desmarie):
ok the answer is the second option
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OpenStudy (quin100):
okay and why do u think that?
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OpenStudy (desmarie):
I dont think that is what it is but I do not know how they got that
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OpenStudy (quin100):
good see u dont need help your smar!
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OpenStudy (desmarie):
noo I do need help I know the answer but I dont know how they got it
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