Transformation Rules
The rule for reflecting a point over the x-axis.
(x,y) --> ...
What is (x,-y)?
This small number placed to slightly above and to the right of a number represents how many times you multiply a number by itself.
What is an exponent?
What is (2, -6)?
Translate the point (4,9) with the following rule
(x,y) --> (x+5, y)
What is (9,9)?
This is the result of rotating the point (5,5) 180 degrees counterclockwise.
What is (-5, -5)?
This is the result of dilating the point (2,4) when k=2.
What is (4,8)?
The rule for rotating a point by 180 degrees.
(x,y) --> ...
What is (-x, -y)?
This term for the coordinate pair (0,0) is also sometimes referred to as owl eyes. Hoot Hoot!
What is the origin?
This is the result of reflecting the point (5,9) over the y-axis.
What is (-5, 9)?
Translate the point (4,9) with the following rule:
(x,y) --> (x, y+4)
What is (4,13)?
This is the result of rotating the point (4, -6) 180 degrees counterclockwise.
What is (-4, 6)?
This is the result of dilating the point (4,-7) when k=3
What is (12,-21)?
The rule for reflecting over the y-axis.
(x,y) --> ...
What is (-x,y)?
This term used in Scientific Notation represents the digit(s) that are listed before the decimal.
What is the leading number?
This is the result of reflecting the point (-6, -9) over the y-axis.
What is (6, -9)?
Translate the point (4, 9) with the following rule:
(x,y) ---> (x-6, y)
What is (-2, 9)?
This is the result of rotating the point (4, -6) 90 degrees counterclockwise.
What is (6, 4)?
This is the result of dilating the point (9,12) when k= 1/3
What is (3,4)?
The rule for rotating a point 90 degrees counterclockwise.
(x,y) --> ...
What is (-y, x)?
This term used in graph dilations indicates how much larger or smaller the figure will be.
What is the Scale Factor?
This is the result of reflecting the point (-4, -14) over the x-axis.
What is (-4, 14)?
Translate the point (4,9) with this rule:
(x,y) --> (x, y-15)
What is (4, -6)?
This is the result of rotating the point (4, -6) 270 degrees counterclockwise.
What is (-6, -4)?
A dilated shape gets this when you dilate with a k of 3/2
What is bigger?
The rule for rotating a point 270 degrees counterclockwise.
(x,y) ---> ...
What is (y, -x)?
This term is used to represent two polygons that have the same side length and the same angles.
What are congruent polygons?
This is the result of reflecting the point (-10, 1) over the x-axis AND the y-axis.
What is (10, -1)?
Translate the point (4,9) with this rule:
(x,y) --> (x-16, y+16)
What is (-12, 25)?
This is the result of rotating the point (-8, -12) 270 degrees counterclockwise.
What is (-12, 8)?
The result of dilating the point (10, 6) when k= 5/2
What is (25,15)?