Question

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The point M(-6, -4) is translated 2 units right. What are the coordinates of the resulting point, M′?

(-4, -4)

(-4, -2)

(-4, 0)

(2, -4)

Answer 1

Answer:

(-4, -4)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Co ordinates of point M = (-6,-4)

Point M is translated to 2 units to the right

We need to find the resulting co ordinate of point M.

Now we know that Point M is translated to 2 units to the right.

It means that only  "x" co ordinate of point M will be changed and since it is moving 2 units to the right we will add the number in "x" co ordinate.

Hence We can say 2 will be added to "x" co ordinate.

In Point M "x" co ordinate  = -6

When 2 is added in it we get;

"x" coordinate will be equal to  = -6+2 =-4

Hence The resulting Coordinate of Point M will become as (-4,-4).