Regardless of order, applying our first transformation and then the second brings us to the same place. Let’s take a look at both cases to see this at work:
If we apply the first transformation and then the second, we obtain the transformation (x, y) —> (x - 6 + 2, y - 7 - 4), or (x - 4, y - 11)
Applying the second and then the first, we obtain (x, y) —> (x + 2 - 6, y - 4 - 7), which again gives us (x - 4, y - 11).
So, the composition of our two transformations gives us (x, y) —> (x - 4, y - 11)