Question 1: Translate the figure six units up and five unitsright. Which quadrants do the translated points lie in?Point QuadrantA’B’C’D

To answer this question, we first need to understand what the question is asking. It's asking us to translate (or move) a figure six units up and five units to the right. Then, we need to determine which quadrants the translated points lie in.

Here are the steps to solve this:

Step 1: Identify the original positions of the points. Unfortunately, without a diagram or coordinates, we can't do this step here.

Step 2: Translate the points. This means we move each point six units up and five units to the right. Again, without knowing the original positions, we can't do this step.

Step 3: Identify the quadrants of the translated points. The Cartesian plane is divided into four quadrants:

• Quadrant I: Positive x and positive y
• Quadrant II: Negative x and positive y
• Quadrant III: Negative x and negative y
• Quadrant IV: Positive x and negative y

Without the original positions or a diagram, we can't complete this step either.

So, to answer this question, we would need more information about the original positions of the points.