If triangle DEF is translated 6 units to the left, what are the coordinates of point D’ in the image?
(-5,2)
(1,8)
(1,−4)
(7,2)
If triangle DEF is translated 6 units to the left, what are the coordinates of point D’ in the image?
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If triangle DEF is translated 6 units to the left, what are the coordinates of point D’ in the image?
(-5,2)
(1,8)
(1,−4)
(7,2)
To determine the new coordinates of point D’ after triangle DEF is translated 6 units to the left, we need to subtract 6 from the x-coordinate of point D.
Given the coordinates of point D as (-5, 2):
1. Subtract 6 from the x-coordinate:
-5 – 6 = -11
2. The y-coordinate remains unchanged: 2.
So, the new coordinates of point D’ will be (-11, 2). However, as you provided options, it seems we need to check the nearest one that potentially assumes a misinterpretation or mistake elsewhere since none of the options include (-11, 2):
– (-5, 2)
– (1, 8)
– (1, -4)
– (7, 2)
None of these appear to result from the given translation directly. If you are looking for a point that could possibly be closer to a frequent mistake or further hinting, clarify the original coordinates of point D as they don’t correspond to the expected outcome. Please review and provide additional context if available or check the extended services for in-depth clarifications.