On a coordinate plane, a triangle is shifted up is the area that shows only a vertical translation from the shaded figure onto the unshaded figure (Image attached).
What is Vertical translation?
Vertical translation is known to be a term that connote the up or down movement that takes place in a graph of a function.
It is also called the movement or the shifting of the graph amidst the y-axis. Note that in vertical translation, all the point on the graph often moves k units vertically.
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Which shows only a vertical translation from the shaded figure onto the unshaded figure?
On a coordinate plane, a triangle is shifted up.
On a coordinate plane, a triangle is shifted to the left.
On a coordinate plane, a triangle is enlarged to form another triangle.
On a coordinate plane, a triangle is shifted up and to the left.
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