Translations
Rotations
Reflections
Dilations
Random Mr. C
100

How would the following rule move a point or shape?

(x,y)->(x+2, y-3)

2 right and 3 down

100

Why doesn't the rule for a 180 degree translation have a direction of rotation?

Rotating 180 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise will put you in the same position.

100

When you reflect across the y-axis, which coordinate value will not change?

The y-value

100

What is the scale factor of the following dilation rule?

(x, y) ->(3x, 3y)

3

100

What city does Mr. C live in?

Grand Rapids

200

Write the rule that would translate a point 4 to the left and 7 up.

(x,y)->(x-4, y+7)

200

What is the rule for a 90 degree clockwise rotation?

(x,y)->(y, -x)

200

If a point lies on the line of reflection, what happens when you reflect the point across that line?

Nothing, it doesn't move. 

200

Write the rule for a dilation with scale factor 

1/2

(x,y)->(1/2x,1/2 y)

200

What type of pets does Mr. C have, and how many?

1 dog, 2 cats

300

Write the rule that would translate a point from the coordinate (-2, 5) to (3, -3).

(x,y)->(x+5, y-8)

300

If the point (-7, 3) is rotated 270 clockwise, where will it end up?

(-3, -7)

300

If you reflect the point (3, -2) across the line below, where will it end up?

y=-x

(2, -3)

300

A square has a side length of 3. If I dilate the square by a scale factor of 4, what is the perimeter of the image?

48

300

How old is Mr. C?

44

400

If you translate a point using the following rule, what is the straight-line distance between the preimage and the image?

(x,y)->(x-6, y+8)

10

400

Name three different degrees of rotation that could be represented by the rule 

(x,y)->(-x,-y)

May vary. Most likely, 180, 540, and 900

400

For the point (3, -2), give a reflection rule and a translation rule that would create the same image. 

Answers will vary

400

A right triangle has legs with lengths of 6 and 4. If I dilate the triangle by a scale factor of 3, what is the area of the image?

108

400

What restaurant does Mr. C work at?

Rose's

500

The point (-3, 2) is reflected across the y-axis. 

Write a translation rule that would have the same effect as the the reflection above. 

(x,y)->(x+6, y)

500

What rule could you use to represent a 1170 degree counterclockwise rotation?

(x,y)->(-y,x)

500

You have a point with a negative x-value and a positive y-value. If you reflect that point first across the y-axis, and then across the line y = -x, what must be true of the signs of the final x and y values?

they will both be negative

500

A triangle has vertices A (2, 6), B (2, 2) and C (5, 2). If I dilate the triangle by a scale factor of 4, what is the perimeter of the image?

48

500

In college, Mr. C majored in math and what other subject? (it's not psychology)

Philosophy

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