Let’s solve each problem one by one. We’re translating points on a grid — that means moving them left/right/up/down as told.
We’ll assume the grids are standard coordinate grids where:
- Right = positive x-direction
- Left = negative x-direction
- Up = positive y-direction
- Down = negative y-direction
But since no coordinates are given, we’ll just count squares from the original point to find the new position.
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Problem 1: 4 units up and 2 units left
Start at the black dot (original point). Move 4 squares up, then 2 squares left → land on red dot. ✔️ Already correct in image.
Problem 2: 5 units right
Black dot → move 5 squares right → should be where red dot is. ✔️ Correct.
Problem 3: 8 units left and 6 units down
Black dot → move 8 left, then 6 down → red dot is there. ✔️ Correct.
Problem 4: 1 unit right and 7 units up
Black dot → 1 right, 7 up → red dot matches. ✔️ Correct.
Problem 5: 6 units left and 4 units up
Black dot → 6 left, 4 up → red dot is correct. ✔️
Problem 6: 5 units right and 2 units down
Black dot → 5 right, 2 down → red dot is placed correctly. ✔️
Problem 7: 8 units down
Black dot → move straight down 8 squares → red dot is at bottom. ✔️ Correct.
Problem 8: 2 units up and 3 units right
Black dot → 2 up, 3 right → red dot is there. ✔️
Problem 9: 1 unit down and 6 units right
Black dot → 1 down, 6 right → red dot matches. ✔️
Problem 10: 2 units right and 6 units up
Black dot → 2 right, 6 up → red dot is correct. ✔️
Problem 11: 7 units left
Black dot → move 7 squares left → red dot is there. ✔️
Problem 12: 4 units up and 4 units left
Black dot → 4 up, 4 left → red dot is correctly placed. ✔️
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All answers shown in the image are already correct! The red dots show the translated positions exactly as described.
Final Answer: All translations are correctly graphed as shown in the answer key.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of translation worksheet pdf.