The following triangle CAT is transformed using a translation:

C = (0, 0)

A = (-2, 1)

T = (-1, 4)

Which could be coordinates of C'A'T' after the translation?

A. C = (0,0), A = (2,1), T = (1,4)

B. C = (2,0), A = (0,1), T = (1,4)

C. C = (0,0), A = (-1,-2), T = (-4,-1)

D. C = (-2,0), A = (-1,0), T = (-4,1)

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Montgomery

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18 December, 12:01

The following triangle CAT is transformed using a translation:

C = (0, 0)

A = (-2, 1)

T = (-1, 4)

Which could be coordinates of C'A'T' after the translation?

A. C = (0,0), A = (2,1), T = (1,4)

B. C = (2,0), A = (0,1), T = (1,4)

C. C = (0,0), A = (-1,-2), T = (-4,-1)

D. C = (-2,0), A = (-1,0), T = (-4,1)

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Amaris Chaney · Answer 1

From the given options the only possible coordinate of C'A'T' is option A. C = (0,0), A = (2,1), T = (1,4).

C = (0,0), A = (2,1), T = (1,4) is optained by refrecting the original triangle across the y-axis.

The following triangle CAT is transformed using a translation:C = (0, 0)A = (-2, 1)T = (-1, 4)Which could be coordinates of C'A'T' after the translation?A. C = (0,0), A = (2,1), T = (1,4)B. C = (2,0), A = (0,1), T = (1,4)C. C = (0,0), A = (-1,-2), T = (-4,-1)D. C = (-2,0), A = (-1,0), T = (-4,1)