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What are the coordinate points of πΈβ² E'E β² if πΈ EE is translated left 40 and up 39 ? Click for Help Video πΈ=(3,7) E=\left(3,7\r...Asked by 77
What are the coordinate points of πΈβ² E'E
β²
if πΈ EE is translated right 20 and down 19 ? Click for Help Video
πΈ=(7,0) E=\left(7,0\right)E=(7,0)
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To find the new coordinates \( E' \) after translating the point \( E(7, 0) \) right by 20 units and down by 19 units, we perform the following calculations:
1. **Translate right by 20**: This means we add 20 to the x-coordinate.
\[
x' = 7 + 20 = 27
\]
2. **Translate down by 19**: This means we subtract 19 from the y-coordinate.
\[
y' = 0 - 19 = -19
\]
Therefore, the new coordinates \( E' \) are:
\[
E' = (27, -19)
\]
In parentheses, the final answer is:
\[
\boxed{(27, -19)}
\]
1. **Translate right by 20**: This means we add 20 to the x-coordinate.
\[
x' = 7 + 20 = 27
\]
2. **Translate down by 19**: This means we subtract 19 from the y-coordinate.
\[
y' = 0 - 19 = -19
\]
Therefore, the new coordinates \( E' \) are:
\[
E' = (27, -19)
\]
In parentheses, the final answer is:
\[
\boxed{(27, -19)}
\]
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