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16-09-2016
Mathematics

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point b(6, −3) is translated using the rule (x−5, y 9). what is the y-coordinate of b' ?

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00crystallavariver 00crystallavariver

16-09-2016

take the 6 from the point and substitute it for x in x-5 and substitute -3 in place of y in y-9. when you solve those, you should get the point (1,-12).

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