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If the origin is transferred to the point (-3,2) keeping the axes parallel, then the equation 2x-3y+6=0 becomes- A) 2x'+3y'=6 B) 2x'+3y'+6=0 C) 3x'-2y'=6 D) 2x'-3y'=6

If the origin is transferred to the point (-3,2) keeping the axes parallel, then the equation 2x-3y+6=0 becomes-
A) 2x'+3y'=6
B) 2x'+3y'+6=0
C) 3x'-2y'=6
D) 2x'-3y'=6

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1 Answers

Aditya Gupta
2081 Points
3 years ago
if origin is translated to (h,k) then x= X+h and y= Y+k.
so  2x-3y+6=0 can be written as 2( X – 3)+6= 3(Y+2)
or 2X= 3Y+6
or  2X – 3Y=6 
so option D is correct.
kindly approve :)

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