Q. Question 5* 1 pointThe point Q(4,−5) has been translated from P(2,−3). What is the translation as a vector?(−22)(22)AB(−2−2)(2−2)CD
Subtract coordinates for x: To find the translation vector, we subtract the coordinates of the original point P from the coordinates of the translated point Q.
Subtract coordinates for y: So, we do (4−2) for the x-coordinates and (−5−(−3)) for the y-coordinates.
Calculate x-coordinate: This gives us (4−2)=2 for the x-coordinate and (−5+3)=−2 for the y-coordinate of the translation vector.
Calculate y-coordinate: Therefore, the translation vector is ([2], [−2]).