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which represents the rotation of ABC toA’B’C

a:(x,y) —> (-x,-y)
b:(x,y) —> (x,-y)
c:(x,y) —> (y, -x)

Which Represents The Rotation Of ABC ToABC Axy Gt Xy Bxy Gt Xy Cxy Gt Y X class=

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Answer:

a) A  (-2,-2)  →A¹ (  2, 2)

   B (-5,-2)  →B¹ (5 , 2)

   C (-3,-4) →C¹ ( 3 ,4))

b)

A (-2,-2)  → A¹(  -2, 2)

B (-5,-2)  →B¹ (-5 , 2)

C (-3,-4) →C¹ ( -3 ,4))

c)

A (-2,-2)  → A¹(  -2, 2)

B (-5,-2)  →B¹ (-2 , 5)

C (-3,-4) →C¹ ( -4 ,3))

   

Step-by-step explanation:

a) Given the (-2,-2) is rotation 180° of counter clock wise then the transformed

to A (-2,-2)  → A¹(  2, 2)

   B (-5,-2)  →B¹ (5 , 2)

   C (-3,-4) →C¹ ( 3 ,4))

b)

Reflection about the x-axis

( x, y) → (  x, -y)

A (-2,-2)  → A¹(  -2, 2)

B (-5,-2)  →B¹ (-5 , 2)

C (-3,-4) →C¹ ( -3 ,4))

c)

( x, y) → (  y, -x)

Given (x, y) is rotation 90° of  clock wise about the origin then the transformed to

A (-2,-2)  → A¹(  -2, 2)

B (-5,-2)  →B¹ (-2 , 5)

C (-3,-4) →C¹ ( -4 ,3))

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