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PL has endpoints P(4, -6) and L(-2, 1).
The segment is translated using the mapping (x, y) ->x + 5, y).
What are the coordinates of P'and L'?
P'(9,-6), L'(-2,1)
OP'(4,-6), L'(3, 1)
OP'(9,-6), L'(3, 1)
OP' (9.-1), L' (3,6)
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