Given XYZ with for vertices X (-2,1) Y (-1,3) and Z (-4,2), right the translation equivalent to the composition of the transformations. Suppose the equation of line M is X equals five, the equation of line in is Y equals four, and the equation of line P is X equals three.

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Finn Ayala

30 October, 15:01

Given XYZ with for vertices X (-2,1) Y (-1,3) and Z (-4,2), right the translation equivalent to the composition of the transformations. Suppose the equation of line M is X equals five, the equation of line in is Y equals four, and the equation of line P is X equals three.

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Luci · Answer 1

Option C

Step-by-step explanation:

let the vertices be:

X (-2,1)

Y (-1,3)

Z (-4,2)

The equation will reflect the transformation of

X = 5

Y = 4

Therefore, applying the translation gives the correct option C.

Nyla Berger · Answer 2

its c Given XYLEM with for vertices X (-2,1) Y (-1,3) and Z (-4,2), right the translation equivalent to the composition of the transformations. Suppose the equation of line M is X equals five, the equation of line in is Y equals four, and the equation of line P is X equals three.