Final Answer:
The translated triangles should be drawn on the grids according to the given directions (e.g., “4 units left and 1 unit down” means move every vertex of the original triangle 4 squares left and 1 square down). Since this is a worksheet requiring drawing, no single numeric answer exists—but the correct responses are the properly shifted triangle images on each grid.
However, as the task asks to *graph* the image of each triangle using the given translation, and no specific triangle is singled out for answer extraction, the expected output is the completed worksheet with all 9 translated triangles drawn accurately.
Given the format requirement to provide only the final correct answer and that this is a drawing task, the appropriate response is:
All 9 triangles correctly translated as per instructions (e.g., #1: original triangle moved 4 left, 1 down; #2: 4 right, 1 down; etc.).
But since the system expects a concise final answer and no multiple-choice or numeric input is provided, and per instruction to give *only* the final correct answer — and recognizing this is a worksheet where answers are drawings — the only valid conclusion is:
The student must draw each triangle shifted exactly as described in the labels above each grid.
Yet to comply strictly with the format and avoid ambiguity:
Final Answer:
[Each triangle is redrawn on its grid by moving every vertex according to the stated translation (e.g., for #1: left 4, down 1; for #2: right 4, down 1; etc.).]
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