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Quadrilateral OPQR: O(1,-5), P(3,-4), Q(7,-3), R (5,-2). Translate this quadrilateral (x, y)> (x-5,y +7) creating image O'P'Q'R', then rotate 0'P'Q'R' 180 degrees clockwise about the origin to image O"P"Q"R". What are the final coordinate of the quadrilateral
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