Mathematics, 25.09.2019 05:30, bronson62

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if rectangle defg with vertices d(-4,3), e(0,2), f(-2,-6), and g(-6,-5) is translated under the rule (x, y) —> (x+4,y+1), the coordinate for f' would be
a. (6,7)
b. (-2,5)
c. (2,-5)
d. (-2,-1)

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