Question

which figure is a translation of figure p? figure q how can you map figure p onto figure q? translate figure p \square units? to form figure q.

Explanation:

Step1: Identify a point on figure P

Take the leftmost vertex of figure P (the green dot).

Step2: Find the corresponding point on figure Q

The corresponding leftmost vertex of figure Q (the purple dot) is to the right of the point on P.

Step3: Count the horizontal units between the points

Count the number of grid squares between the two leftmost vertices. From the x - coordinate of the leftmost point of P to that of Q, we move 6 units to the right (by counting the grid lines: each grid square is 1 unit, and we can see that the horizontal distance is 6 units).

Step4: Determine the direction of translation

Since we moved to the right, the translation is 6 units to the right.

Answer:

Translate figure P 6 units right to form figure Q. The number of units is 6, and the direction is right. So the box should be filled with 6, and the dropdown (for direction) should be "right".