Graph a triangle ABC and perform a translation of (x + 4, y − 3) to create triangle A′B′C′. Describe the transformation using words. Make sure you refer to the characteristics and the coordinates.

Draw a line through points A and A′ and through points B and B′. What do you notice about the lines you drew? Do you think you would notice the same characteristics if you drew another line through points C and C′? How do you know?

I created a graph and drew a triangle with using (x+4, y-3). The coordinates of the original triangle: A (10,-1), B (10,-3) and C (14,-3), and the coordinates of the translated triangle are: A' (7,3), B' (7,1) and C' (11,1). I notice that the lines I drew through points A and A', and through points B and B' are parallel, and congruent. I also notice that the triangles are still the same size, and shape. I feel that I would notice the same if I drew a line through points C and C'. Because point C and C' are no different than any of the other points. I also drew a line through points C and C' to test it out and to make sure I'm right. Turns out, the line through points C and C' is the same as the line through the other points.

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