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The graph shows quadrilaterals ABCD and A'B'C'D'. Quadrilateral ABCD has the points (6, 0) for A, (4, 4) for B, (1, 0) for C, and (3, -4) for D in a rhombus-like shape.
Quadrilateral A'B'C'D' has the points (-2, 0) for A', (-4, 4) for B', (-7, 0) for C', (-5, -4) for D' in a rhombus-like shape.
Which transformation maps quadrilateral ABCD onto quadrilateral A'B'C'D'?
A. Reflection across the x-axis
B. Reflection across the y-axis
C. Rotation 90 degrees clockwise about the origin
D. Translation 8 units to the left.
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D. Translation 8 units to the left.
Each point’s x-coordinate is decreased by 8 while the y-coordinate stays the same (e.g. (6,0) → (-2,0), (4,4) → (-4,4), etc.), which is a translation 8 units left.
Each point’s x-coordinate is decreased by 8 while the y-coordinate stays the same (e.g. (6,0) → (-2,0), (4,4) → (-4,4), etc.), which is a translation 8 units left.
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