Mathematics, 13.09.2021 14:00, loudermilkb117

Which describes the rigid transformation shown in the figure above? (x, y) —> (x, -y-4)

(x, y) —> (y+4, -x)

(x, y) —> (x, y+4)

(x, y) —> (-x, -y-4)

Which describes the rigid transformation shown in the figure above?

(x,y) —> (x, -y-4)
(x,y) —

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Which describes the rigid transformation shown in the figure above? (x, y) —> (x, -y-4)