ANSWER
Translation of 3 units left and 1 unit down
EXPLANATION
We are given figures K and L.
We can see by merely observing the graph that figure K was translated to result in figure L.
We need to know how many units the translation was.
To do this, let us pick one set of corresponding vertices from figures K and L:
(0, -3) on figure K and (-3, -4) on figure L.
We need to find the difference in the x and y cordinates to know how many units the translation (shift) was. That will be:
L(x , y) - K(x, y) = (-3, -4) - (0, -3)
= (-3 - 0, -4 -(-3)) = (-3, -4 + 3)
= (-3, -1)
This tells us that there was a negative shift on the x axis by 3 units and a negative shift on the y axis by 1 unit.
Therefore, the answer is:
Translation of 3 units left and 1 unit down
