any math wizz here?

[CALI DIPPIN]

ive been stuck on this math problem for an hour already :/ i cannot seem to get it can someone figure it out please!

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[Tinola]

lol what math is this?

My guess:
Since x goes up 4 and y goes down -5 from X to X',
Y' would be (4,-3) and Z' is (5, -8), which you already got :)

 

[buddythelion]

Wolfram alpfa ftw!!!

 

[redfishbluefish]

Hmmmmmm! It looks like someone has a take-home math final! Let us know if we passed. :bigsmile:

 

[GnarleyMarley]

the above is crrect Y(4,-3) Z(5,-8) LOL its early :D

 

[CALI DIPPIN]

thanks everyone! i didnt know if i was doing it right.lol

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[bct15]

Here is the solution for you, the easiest way to do it is solve for your translation vector d then add your translation vector to the vectors (points) y and z to get y' and z'








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[Tinola]

Showin off with the engineering paper!!! hhahaha jk

Here is the solution for you, the easiest way to do it is solve for your translation vector d then add your translation vector to the vectors (points) y and z to get y' and z'








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[bct15]

Showin off with the engineering paper!!! hhahaha jk

It's all I have, lol, but once you go engineering paper you never go back to college ruled. Was going to go all out and do a screenshot of it solved in mathematica but figured hand written solution would've been easier to follow. Figures of he's working on a final he needs the solution not just the answer.


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