Figure F is graphed.YA1084-1042.410 X48-101. Transform figure F using the rule (x, y)+ (-e, y - 8).2. Describe the transformation precisely.3. Does the transformation result in a figure that is congruent to the original, similar to the original,both, or neither?00

Given, Shape F Endpoints- A(3,4),B(7,4),C(5,6),D(3,6) Given transformation, (-x,-y-8) -x means…

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Figure F is graphed. YA 10 8 4 2 -10 4 4 10 X 2 4 8 -10 1. Transform figure F using the rule (x, y) + (-a, y – 8). 2. Describe the transformation precisely. 3. Does the transformation result in a figure that is congruent to the original, similar to the original, both, or neither? 00