Question

plot the image of point p under the translation (x,y)→(x - 4,y - 6).

Explanation:

Step1: Identify the coordinates of point P

The coordinates of point P are (-2, 2).

Step2: Apply the translation rule

For the x - coordinate of the image: $x'=x - 4$, substituting $x=-2$ gives $x'=-2-4=-6$.
For the y - coordinate of the image: $y'=y - 6$, substituting $y = 2$ gives $y'=2-6=-4$.

Step3: Plot the new point

Plot the point (-6,-4) on the coordinate - plane.

Answer:

The image of point P under the given translation is the point (-6,-4). Plot this point on the provided coordinate grid.