may u please type the answer instead? 9.AB-5 4 -3-2 -12 3Below are some transformation rules. Compute the coordinates of the image for eachtransformation.1. (x, y) → (2x, 3y)A' will be located at (B' will be located at ( 24C' will be located at ( 52. (г, у) — (л + 1, у — 5)A' will be located at (B' will be located at (C' will be located at ( Which of the following rules represent rigid transformations that result in congruentfigures? (Select all that apply)O (1, y) → (z – 3, y + 4)O (1, y) → (z, -3y)O (z, y) → (, )5O (1, y) → (-1, -y)O (1, y) → (-y, 1)O (1, y) → (z, 2y)O (1, y) → (3z, 3y)O (1, y) → (I – 11, y – 4)

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9. 4. B -5 4 -3 -2 -10 12 3 4 Below are some transformation rules. Compute the coordinates of the image for each transformation. 1. (x, y) → (2æ, 3y) A' will be located at ( 2 4 B' will be located at ( C' will be located at ( 3 2. (x, y) → (x + 1, y – 5) A' will be located at ( B' will be located at ( C' will be located at (

9. 4. B -5 4 -3 -2 -10 12 3 4 Below are some transformation rules. Compute the coordinates of the image for each transformation. 1. (x, y) → (2æ, 3y) A' will be located at ( 2 4 B' will be located at ( C' will be located at ( 3 2. (x, y) → (x + 1, y – 5) A' will be located at ( B' will be located at ( C' will be located at (

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