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Trapezoid STUV with vertices S(-3,6),T(0,7),U(1,4),and V(-5,2): (x,y)>(x+7,y-9)

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hjlf1 year ago

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Answer:

See below

Step-by-step explanation:

Given points:

S(-3,6),T(0,7),U(1,4),and V(-5,2)

Translation rule:

(x,y) → (x+7,y-9)

New coordinates by applying the rule:

S'(4, -3), T'(7, -2), U'(8, -5), V'(2, -7)

See attached for the graph

The blue trapezoid is STUV and the red one is S'T'U'V'

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