Definitions
Translations
Reflections
Rotations
Dilations
100

The original figure before a transformation

What is Preimage?

100

Describe the translation.

Left 1, up 2.

100

Describe the reflection.

Reflection over the x-axis.

100

Describe how A was rotated.

90° clockwise OR 270° counterclockwise

100

The technical term for making an object smaller

What is reduction?

200

A transformation in which a figure is turned about a fixed point

What is Rotation?

200

Write the coordinate notation for a translation left 10 and down 7.

(x,y)->(x-10,y-7)

200

K(-4,6) is reflected across the y-axis. Find K'.

K'(4,6)
200

A(5,10) is rotation 180° clockwise. Find A'.

A'(-5,-10)

200

W(4,-2) is dilated by a scale factor of 5. Find W'.

W'(20,-10)

300

A transformation that slides a figure from one position to another without turning

What is Translation?

300

Point N(4,-2) is translated right 5 units and up 3 units. Find N'.

N'(9,1)

300

E(-20,30) is reflected to E'(-20,-30). Describe the reflection.

Reflection over the x-axis.

300

B(-7,0) is rotated 90° clockwise. Find B'.

B'(0,7)

300

Find R' when R(-12,-8) is dilated by a scale factor of  1/2 

R'(-6,-4)

400

How much a figure changes when dilating; what you multiply by

What is Scale Factor?

400

Write the coordinate notation for the translation shown.

(x,y)->(x+5,y-2)

400

 triangleABC is reflected across the y-axis. Find the coordinates of triangleA'B'C' .

A'(3,4)

B'(2,0)

C'(0,7)

400

C(-14,-6) was rotated to C'(6,-14). Describe the rotation.

90° counterclockwise

400

Write the coordinate notation for an object that is dilated by a scale factor of  1/3 

(x,y)->(1/3x,1/3y)

500

An operation that maps a geometric figure (preimage) onto a new figure (image)

What is Transformation?
500

Point M(5,2) was translated to M'(3,8). Describe the translation.

Left 2 and up 6

500

Write the equation of the line of reflection.

x=-3

500

Describe the rotation in 2 ways. 

90° clockwise AND 270° counterclockwise

500

Write the coordinate notation for the dilation shown.

(x,y)->(2x,2y)

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