Reflections
The new location of point M (-10, 3) after a reflection across the x- axis?
What is (-10, -3)?
The new location of point Y (1, -2) after a translation of (x+2, y - 4)
What is Point Y' (3, -6)?
Algebraic rule: (-x, -y)
What is a 180 degree CCW rotation?
This is the new location of point A (2, 3) after dilating using a scale factor of 2.
What is A' ( 4, 6)?
This transformation uses the algebraic (x, -y).
What is a reflection across the x-axis?
The new location of point M (-10, 3) after a reflection across the y- axis?
What is (10, 3)?
The new location of point M (-10, 3) after a translation of (x+6, y + 7)
What is M' (-4, 10)?
The Olde English term for a Counterclockwise.
What is widdershins?
A dilation with a scale factor greater than 1.
What is an enlargement?
This transformation uses the rule (x+h) (y+k) to slide a congruent figure.
What is a translation?
The new location of point A (7, 6) after a reflection across the x- axis?
What is (7, -6)?
The new location of point L (-2, -4) after a translation of (x - 4, y - 3)
What is point L' (-6, -7)?
The quadrant where point H(-3, -2) will fall after a 180 degree rotation.
What is quadrant I?
This the new location of point V (2, -6) after a dilation using a scale factor of 0.5.
What is (1, -3)?
This transformation is the only one to change figure's size.
What is a dilation?
The new location of point A (7, 6) after a reflection across the y- axis?
What is (-7, 6)?
The new location of point Z (0, -8) after a translation of (x - 3, y + 2)
What is point Z' (-3, -6)?
The rotation used to move point C (2, -7) to C' (-7, -2).
What is a 270 degree CCW rotation?
The range of scale factors between these 2 numbers causes a figure to be reduced.
What is 0 and 1?
This transformation uses the algebraic rule (-y, x).
What is a 90 degree CCW rotation?
Point A (8, -6) is reflected to A' (-8, -6) using this line of reflection.
What is the y axis?
The new location of point W (7, 9) after a translation of (x - 8, y - 10)
What is point W' (-1, -1)?
The location point E (6, -9) after a 90 degree CCW rotation.
What is E' (9, 6)?
Mary uses this scale factor to enlarge a figure with a vertex at point M(-3, -6) to M'(-7.5, -15).
What is a scale factor of 5/2 or 2.5?
This transformation uses the rule (y, -x).
What is a 270 degree CCW rotation?