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The image of a point (1, 2) under a translation is (-5, -4) what is the translation vector​

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Answer:

u = vector (-6 , -6)

Step-by-step explanation:

u = vector(a , b)

Left (-) 6 units and down (-) 6 units

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The translation vector for the image is (-6,-6).

What is a translation vector?

A translation vector is a type of transformation that moves a figure in the coordinate plane from one location to another. Vectors are given in the form ( x y ) where x is the movement horizontally and y is the movement vertically.

For the given situation,

The image of a point (1, 2) under a translation is (-5, -4) .

The translation vector can be found by calculating the movement horizontally and vertically as

⇒ [tex](-5-1,-4-2)[/tex]

⇒ [tex](-6,-6)[/tex]

Hence we can conclude that the translation vector for the image is (-6,-6).

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