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Mathematics, 12.12.2019 00:31 jboii11

Triangle a'b'c' with coordinates of a'(-6,2), b'(-4,2), and c'(-6, -2) is the image of triangle abc
after a translation of (x-3, y + 2). what could be possible coordinates for the original vertices of
triangle abc? select all that apply.

possible answers:
(-3,0)
(-1,0)
(-9,4)
(-7,4)
(-3,-4)
(-3,1)

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