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In a translation of axes, the new x' axis is what relative to the x axis?
AParallel to it
BAlong the y axis
CTilted 45 degrees
DPerpendicular to it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Parallel to it
A translation only shifts the origin, so each new axis stays parallel to its old axis.
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