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  • 06-09-2017
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Point G(−7, 4) is translated using the rule (x+10, y−6). What is the x-coordinate of G′

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  • 13-09-2017
The rule P(x, y)→P'(x+10, y−6), 

shifts point P 10 units right and 6 units down.


Point G(-7, 4) under the rule 
G(x, y)→G'(x+10, y−6) is translated as follows:

P (-7+4)
→P' (-7+10, 4−6)= P'(3, -2)


Answer: P'( 3, -2)

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