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Apply the rule to each point. First list them: `(-1,-4), (-2,-7) and (5,-6)` Now apply. \(\bf{(-1,-4) \rightarrow (-1-5,-4+6)}\) \(\bf{(-2,-7) \rightarrow (-2-5,-7+6)}\) \(\bf{(5,-6) \rightarrow (5-5,-6+6)}\)
i listed them but the desmos calculator isn't responding
my computer is not working with desmos
just do the calculations on paper
it might not look right but i don't think this is right
Mmm for the original triangle ye that's right, but you need to apply the rule to find the new points. \(\large\bf{(-1,-4) \rightarrow (-1-5,-4+6)}\) \(\large\bf{(-2,-7) \rightarrow (-2-5,-7+6)}\) \(\large\bf{(5,-6) \rightarrow (5-5,-6+6)}\)
how exactly
i'm trying to do it how you did it but it's confusing for me tbh
ive listed how. Just follow it. For the first point, you need to subtract 5 from the xvalue. `-1 - 5 = -6` Now you need to add 6 to the y-value. `-4 + 6 = 2` So the first point goes from `(-1,-4)` to `(-6,2)` Do the same with the other 2 points.
i apply those first like that
first on the first line i put (-1,-4) second (-6,2)
am i right
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/vbhibu1bqe This shows the first point of the translated point.
and for the second ?
Well you apply the rule for `(-2,-7)` What is `-2 -5`?
-7
and `-7+6`?
-1
Correct. So your next point is `(-7,-1)` https://www.desmos.com/calculator/94rc1xsotq Now we need to do the same for the last point which is `(5,-6)` What is `5-5`?
0
and `-6+6`?
0
Correct so your point is `(0,0)` so your new triangle is: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/me8wkcusc4
oh ok
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