If point A is at (2,2) and you translate it left 5 units, and up 2 units what would the point at A' be?
(-3,4)
What is the inverse of L:(x,y)-->(x-2, y+3)
L:(x,y)-->(x+2, y-3)
If you have point G at (-3,2) and you rotate it 90 degrees clockwise, what would the point G' be?
(2,3)
If point J is at (3,-4) and you translate it left 5 units & up 5/2 units, what would the point at J' be?
(-2,-1.5)
Given point R(-2z - 1, 3t). If R'(4, -5) after reflecting it across the line y=x, find the z and t
t = 4/3, z=2
If P(3z, 10+w) and P'(9, 12) is the image after undergoing the mapping T:(x,y) -> (x-3, y+2), find z and w
z=6, w=0
If point W is at (-5,0) and first you translate it right 7 units & up 3 units then you translate it left 2 units & down 3 units, what would the point at W' be?
(0,0) or the origin
If you had point (x,y) and you were asked to rotate it clockwise 90 degrees, what would your new point be?
(y,-x)
1. Find a line perpendicular to y=2x-5 that goes through G
2. Find the point of intersection of the two lines
3. Using the midpoint formula, the intersection point from step 2 and point G, find the other endpoint of the line that goes through G and the intersection point
Write the steps to reflect (x,y) across the line y=mx+b
1. Find a line perpendicular to y=mx+b that goes through (x,y) - (remember: perpendicular is the opposite reciprocal slope)
2. Find the point of intersection of the two lines
3. Find the other endpoint of the line with the point of intersection and (x,y) using the midpoint formula
Reflect the point P(-2,4) across the line y=-x+2
P'(7,-5)
Perpendicular line: y=-x+2
Point of Intersection: (2.5, -0.5)