My teacher wants me to write this in algebraic (x,y)-> rule.

How do I do this? (Explain)

You are explaining how the x and y are moving. All the points move the same distance in the same direction. Let's look at point Z, how does it move to get to point Z'? It moves 2 to the right (that is the x movement) and one down (that is the y movement).

To to the right would be moving in the negative direction and 1 down would also be moving in the negative direction.

reinhard10158 reinhard10158 · Answer 2 · 2022-08-13T07:59:19+02:00

Step-by-step explanation:

the other answer had the right thought, but they mixed up something about positive and negative.

as x increases from left to right, and y from the bottom up, moving to the right means increasing x.

to use the same example : point Z

the x coordinate of Z is 1.

the x coordinate of Z' is 3.

the y coordinate of Z is 5.

the y coordinate of Z' is 4.

so, what happened ?

x increases by 2, y decreases by 1.

(x, y) -> (x+2, y-1)

My teacher wants me to write this in algebraic (x,y)-> rule. How do I do this? (Explain)

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