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A slide of a figure to a new location, often referred to as a translation in geometry, involves moving the entire figure a certain distance in a specific direction without altering its shape, size, or orientation. This process is defined by a vector that indicates how far and in what direction each point of the figure should move. For example, translating a triangle 3 units to the right and 2 units up would result in the same triangle positioned at a new location in the coordinate plane.

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