Question

Ziva applied the following transformation to the provided ordered pair.

Step one: (x, y) -> ( x + 11, y - 5)

Step two: A (-1, 0) -> (-1 +11, 0 - 5)

Step three: A (-1, 0) -> A’ (10, 0)

The new ordered pair is ( (-1, 0), (11, -5), (10, -5).

Question 6 options:

(10, -5)


(-1, 0)


(11, -5)

Answer 1

The transformation applied to the ordered pair \((-1, 0)\) involves two steps:

1. **Step one:** The transformation is defined as \( (x, y) \to (x + 11, y - 5) \).

2. **Step two:** Applying this transformation to the point \( A(-1, 0) \):
\[
A' = (-1 + 11, 0 - 5) = (10, -5)
\]

So after these steps, the new coordinates are \((10, -5)\).

Now, regarding the new ordered pairs listed in your question: \((-1, 0)\), \((11, -5)\), \((10, -5)\). The only point that is the result of the transformation is:

- **(10, -5)**

Thus, the correct answer to the question is:

**(10, -5)**