What do you need to know to perform a translation?
The rule (how many units to move left/right, and up/down)
What changes in a rotation: shape, size, position, or orientation?
Only the position
What does congruent mean?
Same size and shape
What are the two "D's" you need to know to perform a rotation?
1. Direction (counterclockwise) and
2. the Degree (90, 180, 270)
How should you turn your paper to perform a 90 degree counterclockwise rotation?
1 turn to right
What changes in a translation: shape, size, location, or orientation?
Only the Location, the shape stays congruent
What is the one thing you need to know to perform a reflection?
What line to reflect over (x axis or y axis)
If you have point G at (-3,2) and you rotate it 270 degrees counterclockwise, what would the point G' be?
(2,3)
What is the line of reflection?
It is the line that a figure or point is being reflected over.
If you had point (x,y) and you were asked to rotate it clockwise 90 degrees, what would your new point be?
(y,-x)
What is a transformation AND what are the 3 examples of transformations we have learned so far?
A transformation is changing the pre-image to an image by sliding, flipping, or turning a figure. - The 3 transformations we have learned so far are: Translation, Reflection, Rotation
If you want to rotate 270 degrees counterclockwise, how many times do you turn your paper (and in what direction?)
Turn your paper 3 times to the right.