TSI Math: Describing a Shape's Translation
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same direction while we only need to figure out one
point here And that tells us what the rest are
let's start with s it begins its journey It negative
one negative one and ends on the slopes of mount
doom Wait Maybe that was somebody else The translated point
s prime is at negative seven seven right there So
to see how the point was translated from asked us
prime we need to look at the x and y
values separately Well the x value went from negative one
two Negative seven a distance of negative six And then
they see we're moving to left here So that's a
negative x value The y value went from negative one
two seven and change a positive eight Remember that the
point had to move one space from negative one to
zero and then another seven spots up to seven there
for eight total Not only is that the translation for
ask but for the entire figure in that handy So
how Does that translation right out then Well using our
translation rule of course that looks a little something like
this Ex plus A why plus be right Where a
is The change in x and b is the change
in why cleverly named here Well we could just feel
in those letters with actual numbers Well not the x
and y parts but we've got a equals negative six
and b equals eight so it looks like this extra
y and translates to x minus six Why plus eight 00:01:33.419 --> [endTime] And the answer is a that's it more shmoop