Asked by yo mama
The line y=āx+1
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=
ā
š„
+
1
is drawn on the coordinate plane. It is translated 1 unit to the right and 2 units up. What is the equation of the translated line?(1 point)
Responses
y=x+3
š¦
=
š„
+
3
y equals x plus 3
y=x+4
š¦
=
š„
+
4
y equals x plus 4
y=āx+4
š¦
=
ā
š„
+
4
y equals negative x plus 4
y=3
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AI
y = āx + 4
Reason: For a right 1, up 2 translation replace (x,y) by (xā1,yā2) in the original equation: yā2 = ā(xā1)+1 ā yā2 = āx+2 ā y = āx+4.
Reason: For a right 1, up 2 translation replace (x,y) by (xā1,yā2) in the original equation: yā2 = ā(xā1)+1 ā yā2 = āx+2 ā y = āx+4.
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