Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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You are rotating the the triangle 180 degrees about the origin. The rule for that is (x,y) ----> (-x,-y)
So X starts at (-4,1) and rotates until it hits (- - 4, -1 or (4,-1). Question is that where X' is? Yes.
Now try the next two points
W(-3,-4) ------> W'(- - 3, - -4) = W'(3,4)
Y(-1,-2) =====> y'(- - 1 , - - 2) = Y'(1,2)
Is that where these points are? Yes it is
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This given triangle GFH rotates 90 anticlockwise. The rule for that (x,y) ===>(-y,x)
This means that you interchange x and y and make the y value minus. All you have to do is obey the rule.
F(-3,0) becomes F'(0,-3)
G(4,0) becomes G'(0,-4)
H(-3,3) becomes H'(-3,-3)
- What should you be convinced of? You should think there is no stretch taking place -- the triangles are not getting bigger or smaller.
- You should see that the shape remains the same. If you cut both out with a pair of scissors and put one on top of the other, you could not tell which came from where.