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Mathematics, 28.08.2020 19:01 williamwu2750

dog has coordinates d(3,2), 0 (2,-4) and g (-1, -1) a translation maps point d to d' (2,4) find the coordinates of o' and g' under this translation a. O' (-1, 1); G' (1, -2) b. O' (3, 0); G' (-1, -1) c. O' (0,-3); G' (-3,0) d. O' (1,-2); G' (-2,1)

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