Question

I keep getting this one wrong for some reason

Answer 1

@Will.H @retirEEd @jhonyy9 @YumYum247

Answer 2

4 units to the right and 5 units down translation
so this would be the rule
(x + 4 , y - 5)
So all you have to do is get the coordinates of the triangle and apply that rule above on them

Answer 3

For example the point (-1,3) --> (x+4,y-5) --> (-1+4 , 3-5) --> (3,-2) that's how it is done
Now do the same to the other 2 points

Answer 4

check my answer @Will.H

Answer 5

nit sure what problem you are having.

Just count from each point
4 to the right (that means x -> x+4)
5 down (that means y -> y-5)

so the top point of the triangle is
(-1,3)
which means
x=-1
y=3

so add 4 to x: -1+4 = 3
and subtract 5 from y: 3-5 = -2

so the transformation is
(-1,3) -> (3,-2)

do exactly the same for the other 2 points

Answer 6

i did that and it kept saying wrong

Answer 7

The other point (2,-1) --> (x+4 , y-5) --> (6,-6)
The other point (-5,-3) --> (-1,-8)
you have error in those 2 points

Answer 8

yes - as @Will.H says - you have made a mistake in the othe 2 points

remember to start from the original position of the point and go x+4, y-5

Answer 9

Cheers MrNood
C ya 2

Answer 10

You should be able to check your work - because this is a simple 'translation' then the 2 triangles should look exactly the same size and shape.

You can see that your 2 triangles are not the same