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what transformation does the rule represent ?
a translation 5 units to the right
a translation units up
a translation 5 units to the right
a translation units up
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The rule you've mentioned seems to describe two separate transformations:
1. **A translation 5 units to the right**: This means that the x-coordinate of each point will increase by 5. If you have a point (x, y), after this translation, it will move to (x + 5, y).
2. **A translation units up**: It seems there might be a missing numerical value here. Assuming it is meant to be "a translation **k** units up," this means that the y-coordinate of each point will increase by some value **k**. If you have a point (x, y), after this translation, it will move to (x, y + k).
If you were to combine these two transformations into a single transformation rule, it would be:
- From point (x, y) to (x + 5, y + k).
If you clarify what the specific numerical value for "units up" is, I can provide a more precise transformation description!
1. **A translation 5 units to the right**: This means that the x-coordinate of each point will increase by 5. If you have a point (x, y), after this translation, it will move to (x + 5, y).
2. **A translation units up**: It seems there might be a missing numerical value here. Assuming it is meant to be "a translation **k** units up," this means that the y-coordinate of each point will increase by some value **k**. If you have a point (x, y), after this translation, it will move to (x, y + k).
If you were to combine these two transformations into a single transformation rule, it would be:
- From point (x, y) to (x + 5, y + k).
If you clarify what the specific numerical value for "units up" is, I can provide a more precise transformation description!
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