Mathematics, 01.03.2021 19:40 kylemartinez13

1. Draw a triangle ABC with A(6,10), B(7,6), and C(10,7). Translate it 5 squares left and 6 squares down to get A'B'C'.
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1. Draw a triangle ABC with A(6,10), B(7,6), and C(10,7). Translate it 5 squares left and 6 squares...