A pentagon is translated.
Pentagon LMPQR has coordinates L(4,-2), M(5,-2), P(8,-5), Q(6,-7), R(2,-4). The coordinates of the pentagon after two translations are L’(-5,-1), M’(-4,-1), P’(-1,-4), Q’(-3,-6), R’(-7,-3) How was pentagon LMPQR translated to create L’M’P’Q’R’ ?
Look at how each point is shifted to make the new point:
L(4,-2) to L’(-5,-1) was a shift to the left 9 and up 1 M(5,-2) to M’(-4,-1) was a shift to the left 9 and up 1 P(8,-5) to P’(-1,-4) was a shift to the left 9 and up 1 Q(6,-7) to Q’(-3,-6) was a shift to the left 9 and up 1 R(2,-4) to R’(-7,-3) was a shift to the left 9 and up 1 Each x-coordinate is translated 9 units to the left. Each y-coordinate is translated 1 unit up. The pentagon was translated 9 units to the left and 1 unit up. Ask Algebra House
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