Write a rule to describe the transformation.K(2-2). Z (0,2), D (1, 2), P (3, 3) toK'(3,-5), Z'(1.-1), D' (2, -1). P' (4, 0)O translation: (x.y)---> (x-3. y-2)O reflection across the y-axisO translation: (x.y) ---> (x + 1, y-3)O translation: (x.y) --> (x-5, y+ 1)

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Problem 76E: A translation in R2 is a function of the form T(x,y)=(xh,yk), where at least one of the constants h...

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Write a rule to describe the transformation. K(2-2). Z (0,2), D (1, 2), P (3, 3) to K'(3,-5), Z'(1.-1), D' (2, -1). P' (4, 0) O translation: (x.y)---> (x-3. y-2) O reflection across the y-axis O translation: (x.y) ---> (x + 1, y-3) O translation: (x.y) --> (x-5, y+ 1)