Mathematics, 23.03.2021 02:40, dozsyerra

PLAC S(7, -5) K(9, -4) I(8, -7) R(9, -9) T(7, -8) and perform: (1) T(x, y) (x - 6, y) and label S'K'I'R'T'
(2) Reflect SKIRT over the x-axis and label S"K"I"R"T". Write the rule using the notation. (3) Shift SKIRT 4 units up and 5 units right and label S"'K"'I"'R'"T"'. Write the rule.
(4) Write the new coordinates of KIV after shifting K" 9 units up & 12 left.

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PLAC S(7, -5) K(9, -4) I(8, -7) R(9, -9) T(7, -8) and perform: (1) T(x, y) (x - 6, y) and label S'K...