To find the new coordinates \( E' \) after translating point \( E (-9, 8) \) left 13 units and then up 21 units, we can break the translation down into two steps:
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Translate left 13 units:
To move left, we subtract from the x-coordinate.
New x-coordinate:
\[ -9 - 13 = -22 \]
The y-coordinate remains the same:
\( 8 \).Now the coordinates after the first translation are \( (-22, 8) \).
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Translate up 21 units:
To move up, we add to the y-coordinate.
New y-coordinate:
\[ 8 + 21 = 29 \]
The x-coordinate remains the same:
\( -22 \).Now the final coordinates after both translations are \( (-22, 29) \).
Thus, the coordinate points of \( E' \) are \( \boxed{(-22, 29)} \).