Question

X′y′ is a translation of x'y €¾ x'y. Write the translations as a rule applied to each coordinate (x, y).

Answer 1

The translation rule for x'y' = x'y is x' = x + x' and y' = y + y'.

Step-by-step explanation:

In a rectangular coordinate system, the translation of a point (x, y) by the vector (x', y') is given by the rule:

• x' = x + x'
• y' = y + y'

So, for the translation x'y' = x'y, the rule applied to each coordinate (x, y) is:

• x' = x + x'
• y' = y + y'