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[Help asap, Will mark brainliest] In the coordinate plane, the point X(2, 1) is translated to the point X'(6,-2). Under the same translation, the points Y(4, 5) and Z(-1, 4) are translated to Y' and Z' , respectively. What are the coordinates of Y' and Z'?


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