Final answer:
The question seeks the coordinates of point A after a transformation, but the specific transformation is not provided. Therefore, the transformed coordinates cannot be determined without additional information about the transformation's nature.
Step-by-step explanation:
The student's question is asking for the new coordinates of point A after a transformation. However, since the specific transformation isn't provided in the details of the question, I can’t provide the exact coordinates of the transformed point A'. To accurately determine the coordinates of point A' after a transformation, one would need to know the type of transformation (e.g., translation, reflection, rotation, dilation) and its specific parameters.
For example, if the transformation were a reflection across the x-axis, the new coordinates of A' would be (3, 2), since -2 would become positive 2. If the transformation were a 90-degree rotation around the origin, the new coordinates of A' would be (2, 3), since the x and y values would swap places, and the sign of the original x-value would change. Unfortunately, without knowing the type of transformation in this case, no further calculations can be performed.