The image of trapezoid ABCD has coordinates A′(–2, –5), B′(–1, –2), C′(2, –2), and D′(3, –5). It was translated by the rule T–1, –3(x, y). Which diagram shows the pre-image?

The image of trapezoid ABCD has coordinates A′(–2, –5), B′(–1, –2), C′(2, –2), and D′(3, –5). It was translated by the rule T–1, –3(x, y). Which diagram shows the pre-image?

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