Question

If the preimage B(0, -5) were translated down 3, and right 1, which point would represent the image?

Answer 1

B'(-3, -4)
B'(1, -8)
B'(3, -4)
B'(-1, -2)

Answer 2

have you tried drawing it? it sometimes helps to have a physical image of it.

Answer 3

Ain’t no pic

Answer 4

basically tho so your x values are right to left while y values are up and down. so for this its going down 3 on your y-axis and right 1 on your x-axis. so take your preimage B(0,-5) and minus 3 from your y value (-5) and add 1 to your x value (0)

Answer 5

-8

Answer 6

And 1

Answer 7

your going to want to keep it in (x,y) so here i'll draw it out. it may help

Answer 8

1, -8

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

You are correct. Good job.

Answer 11

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Answer 12

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Shaypop
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You are correct. Good job.
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Thank Honda, not me.