Rotate the point (1, 5) 90 degrees clockwise
(5,-1)
Rotate the shape 90 degrees clockwise
A: (5,4)
B: (8, 4)
C: ( 7, 10)
A': (4, -5)
B': (4, -8)
C' : (10, -7)
Rotate the point (5, 6) 180 degrees clockwise
(-5, -6)
X to the right 2
x + 2
What is the rule for rotating 90 degrees clockwise?
Swap numbers then change the sign of the back #
(x,y) ------>(y,-x)
Rotate the point (-8, -4) 90 degrees clockwise
(-4, 8)
Rotate the point (9, 7) 270 degrees clockwise
(-7, 9)
Rotate the point (-1, 5) 180 degrees around the origin
(1,-5)
(6, 7) to the right 2
(8, 7)
What is the rule for a 90 degrees counterclockwise turn?
Swap numbers then change the sign of the front
(x,y)---------> (-y,x)
Turn 90 degrees clockwise from origin:
A (2, 9)
B (6, 10)
B' (10, -6)
What is the rule for rotating a shape 270 degrees clockwise
x & y change places, change the sign of the first number
Rotate the shape 180 degrees clockwise
A: (5,4)
B: (8, 4)
C: ( 7, 10)
A':(-5,-4)
B': (-8, -4)
C': (-7, -10)
(5, 12) down 3
(5, 9)
If we otate the shape 180 degrees clockwise
A: (5,-4) -----> A' (-5, 4)
B: (8, -4) ----> B' (-8, 4)
C: ( 7, -10)---> C' (-7, 10)
Why
For 180's the signs of both numbers changes
(x,y)----> (-x, -y)
90 degrees clockwise is equivalent to what other turn?
270 the other way; 270 counterclockwise because they're both 90 away from the original position
Rotate the point (-8, 5) 270 degrees clockwise
(-5, -8)
How many 180 degree turns is 360 degrees?
Because 2 times 180 is 360.
(1, 2) right 5 and down 2
What happens if we move either left or right on a coordinate/Cartesian plane?
Subtract from x for going to the left (x-c)
Add to x for going right (x+c)
Rotate a point at (5,3) 90 degrees clockwise from (1,-2). What are the prime coordinates?
(6, -6)
Why is 90 degrees counterclockwise equivalent to 270 degrees clockwise?
If 180 degree turns make the original numbers the opposite of what they were, wouldn't a 360 degree turn make that happen again? For a 360 degree turn, what's the rule? Explain.
For another 180, opposite x and y
This would change numbers back to what they began as.
(3, 9) -----> (4, 8)
Right 1 and down 1
(x+1, y-1)
What happens when traveling up or down on a coordinate/Cartesian plane?
Add to y when going up (y+c)
Subtract from y when going down (y-c)