Question

1. how do you show a point p(x,y) moved k right and l up? p(x - k,y + k) p(x + k,y - l) p(x + k,y + l) p(x - k,y + l)

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze horizontal movement

Moving \(K\) units right means adding \(K\) to the \(x -\)coordinate. So the new \(x -\)coordinate is \(x + K\).

Step2: Analyze vertical movement

Moving \(L\) units up means adding \(L\) to the \(y -\)coordinate. So the new \(y -\)coordinate is \(y+L\).

Answer:

\(P(x + K,y + L)\)