Point (m, n)(m, n) is transformed by the rule (m−3, n)(m−3, n).

What type of transformation occurred?

a translation of 3 units to the right

a translation of 3 units up

a translation of 3 units to the left

a translation of 3 units down
i think its c

Question

Point (m, n)(m, n) is transformed by the rule ​(m−3, n)(m−3, n)​.

What type of transformation occurred?

a translation of 3 units to the right

a translation of 3 units up

a translation of 3 units to the left

a translation of 3 units down
i think its c

markchernioglo · Answer

Its actually the opposite of what you think when you see m-3. Its actually 3 units to the right. :)

markchernioglo · Answer

Went over this just not long ago in my math class. :)

jfruihvifjokp · Answer

thanks can u help me with 2 more ? Point G(−7, 4)G(−7, 4) is translated using the rule (x+10, y−6)(x+10, y−6).

What is the x-coordinate of G′G′ ?

markchernioglo · Answer

Hmm, not sure about this one. :(

markchernioglo · Answer

Wait I will think about it.

jfruihvifjokp · Answer

oh ok thanks

markchernioglo · Answer

So looks like its going 10 left and 6 down for both.