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100

Point A(3,-5) is translated using the rule (x,y)-> (x-4,y+6). What are the coordinates of A'?

What is (-1,1)

100

Q(-3,-7) rotates 90 degrees counterclockwise.

What is (7,-3)

100

Point A (3,-4) is dilated from the origin by the scale factor of k=3. What are the coordinates of A'

What is (9,-12)

100

What are the coordinates of the image of point P(-3,5) after a translation defined by the rule (x,y)->(x+4,y-2)?

What is (1,3)

100

What is green day's most streamed album?

What is American idiot?

200

Point B(-6,2) is translated by the vector <5,-3>. What are the coordinates of B'

What is (-1,-1)

200

Point A has coordinates (4,-5). What are the coordinates for the image A' after 90 degrees clockwise.

What is (-5,-4)

200

Point B (-8,12) is dilated from the origin by a scale factor of k=1/4. what are the coordinates of B'

What is (-2,3)

200

Point A(6,-9) is dilated with a scale factor of k=1/3 centered at the origin. what are the coordinates of the image point A'?

what is (2,-3)

200

What is the shortest grammatically correct, complete sentence in the English language?

What is "Go."

300

point C(0,-4) is shifted left 3 units and up seven units, then shifted right five units and down 2 units. What are the coordinates of c'

What is (2,1)?

300

Point B has coordinates (-3,7). What are the coordinates of the image B' After a 180 degree rotation about the origin.

What is (3,-7)

300

Point C ( -2,-5) is dilated from the origin by a scale factor of k=-2. What are the coordinates of C'

What is (4,10)
300

What are the coordinates of the image point B(4,-2) after a 90 degree counterclockwise rotation?

what is (2,4)

300

What is the capitol city of Australia 

What is Canberra

400

A shape is translated so that vertex D(7,-2) maps to D'(2,3). Which algebraic rule describes this translation?

What is (x,y)->(x-5,y+5)

400

Point C has coordinates (-2,-6). what are the coordinates of the image C' after a 90 degree counterclockwise rotation.

What is (6,-2)

400

A polygon Vertex at D(6,-9) is dilated from the origin to map onto D' what scale factor was used?

What is K=1/3

400

triangle vertex J(-4,6) translates by (x+4,y-8) then by (x-2,y+3). What are the final coordinates of J'?

What is (-1, 1)

400

How many total time zones does Russia span?

What is 11

500

After a translation of (x,y)->(x+6,y-4) the image vertex is at E' (1,-2). What were the coordinates of the original pre-image point E?

What is (-5,2)

500

Point D has coordinates (5,2). what are the coordinates of the image D' after a 270 degree counterclockwise rotation?

What is (2,_5)

500

After a dilation from the origin with a scale factor of k=1.5, the image vertex is at E' (-6,9) what were the coordinates of the original point E

What is (-4,6)

500

(8,-12) is dilated from the origin to P' (-6,9) what is the rule?

What is (x,y) -> (0.75x, -0.75y)

500
How long did the shortest war last?

What is 38-45 minutes.