(2, 3) moves 5 units right, 5 units up
(7, 8)
Reflect (2, 3) over the x-axis
(2, -3)
This clockwise rotation is the same as rotating 90o counterclockwise.
270 clockwise
Are the following triangles congruent if so by which method?

SAS
Solve for X.

What is X=30?
(-7, -1) moves 3 units left, 1 unit down
(-10, -2)
Reflect (-3, 2) over the x-axis
(-3, -2)
A (-7,-1) Rotated 90 CW find the new image
rule (y,-x) A' (-1,7)
Are these 2 triangles congruent if so by which method?
AAS
Are these triangles congruent and if so how?
Yes ASA
The graph depicts a rigid transformation.
What is a translation 1 unit right 2 units down? (x,y)->(x+1,y-2)
Identify the Transformation & explain how you know?
A ( -5, 6) ---> A' (-5, -6)
B (4, 6) ---> B' (4, -6)
C (3, 2) ---> C' (3, -2)
X axis reflection because only the y values changed.
A (2,3) Rotated 270 CW
(-y,x) A' (-3,2)
Are these triangles congruent and if so how?

What is SSS?
(-4, -4) turns into (4, 4)... name the rotation
180 degrees in any direction
The given graph depicts a rigid transformation.
Y axis reflection which changes x values
Rule (-x,y)
Are these triangles congruent, if so how?

Not congruent
2 triangles are translated and then reflected. How do the corresponding side lengths and angle measures change?
They do not change. Both the angle measure and the side lengths are preserved.
If point A (-2,-5) is reflected over the line y=x
Create the rule? and find A'?
(y,x) A' (-5,-2)
Are these triangles congruent if so how?
Yes ASA
After a reflection and translation what is the relationship of the corresponding segments that are parallel?
Parallel segments remain preserved. That is since translations produce parallel segments when connecting points pre-image to image