Suppose point p(4,-9) is translated according to the rule (x, y) —> (x+3, y-2) what are the coordinates of p? explain

The coordinates of point P' are (7, -11)

Step-by-step explanation:

we have the rule of the transformation

(x,y) —> (x+3, y-2)

That means > The transformation is a translation 3 units at right and 2 units down

we know that

To find out the coordinates of point P' (image of the point P) apply the rule of the translation to the pre-image P

we have

P(4,-9)

so

P(4,-9) —> P'(4+3, -9-2)

P(4,-9) —> P'(7, -11)

therefore

The coordinates of point P' are (7, -11)

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