A(1,1) scale factor of 3.
A'(3, 3)
What axis did they reflect triangle ABC over to get triangle A'B'C'?

reflection over the y axis
Translate: (1, 3)-->left 2
What is (3, 3)?
What is coordinate notation for a rotation of 180 degrees?
(x,y) -> (-x, -y)
A(-4,6) scale factor of 1/2.
A'(-2, 3)
Reflect: (-3, 2) over the x-axis.
What is (-3,-2)?
Translate: (4, 0)--right 1, down 3
What is (5, -3)?
For the transformation shown at the right, what is the measure of the angle of rotation of ABCD about the origin?
90 degrees clockwise
What is the scale factor that dilates PRQ into P'R'Q'?

3
Identify the line of reflection.
y=1
Use coordinate notation to describe the translation:
C(-2,-3) -> (-2,0)
(x,y) -> (x,y+3)
If point B is rotated 180 degrees, what will the coordinates of B' be?
B'(-7,2)
Use coordinate notation to describe the dilation.
A(2,1) -> A'(6,3)
B(3,0) -> B'(9,0)
C(1,-2) -> C'(3,-6)
(x,y) -> (3x,3y)
What is the coordinate notation for when you reflect over the y-axis?
(x,y) -> (-x,y)
Use coordinate notation to describe the translation:
(4, -1)--->(3, -6)
Rotate the point (-1,-3) 90 degrees counterclockwise.
(3,-1)
Use the coordinate notation to describe the dilation.
P(-4,2) -> P'(-2,1)
L(2,4) -> L'(1,2)
Y(-4,-2) -> (-2,-1)
(x,y) -> (0.5x, 0.5y)
Reflect the following points across the x-axis.
A(-4,3)
B(1,4)
C(3,1)
A'(-4,-3)
B'(1,-4)
C'(3,-1)
Point A(3,2) has been translated to become A'(1,4). What would the coordinates of B' be if B is (-1,8)?
B'(-3,10)
Point J has the coordinates (3, –7). What are the coordinates of point J after a 270° rotation counterclockwise about the origin? Write the coordinate notation for the rotation.
J'(-7,-3)
(x,y) -> (y,-x)