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If the origin is shifted to (h,k) by translation of axes . then the Co-ordinates of a point P(x,y) are transformed as P(x', y') = O P(x+h, y+k) O P(x-h, y-k) O P(x'– h, y' - k) O P(x' – h, y' +k)

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