ortizcindy03 ortizcindy03

13-06-2016
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What translation rule can be used to describe the result of the composition of
T < 4, −10 >(x, y) and T < −1, −9 >(x, y)?

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antonsandiego antonsandiego

27-06-2016

I think you need to unite translation for X that equals -8 because of [tex]-9+1[/tex]. Then make translation to Y that is -4 because of [tex]-2-2[/tex]. And you get your translation [tex](x-8; y-4)[/tex]

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