What is the rule when reflecting over the y-axis?
Negate the x and keep the y
When rotating 180 degrees what happens to (x, y)?
Negate both
Identify the transformation, be specific

Translation 10 right and 4 up
What is the translation rule?
(x + 6, y - 4)
6 units right and 4 units down
After a dilation are the figures congruent or similar?
Similar, same shape but different sizes
Reflect (3, 5) over the x-axis
(3, -5)
What quadrant would the figure be in after a rotation of 90 degrees clockwise?

II
Identify the transformation, be specific

Reflection over the x-axis
State the translation rule: (3, 7) to (1, 10)
2 left and 3 up
Which side is similar to BC in triangle XYZ?

YZ
Reflect (-7,-4) over the y-axis.
(7,-4)
What quadrant would the figure be in after a rotation of 90 degrees counterclockwise?

IV
Identify the transformation, be specific

Reflection over the y-axis
Translate point B(2, 7) under the rule (x + 2, y + 4) to find B'
B'(2+2, 7+4)
B'(4, 11)
Point M(12, -3) was dilated by a scale factor of 1/3. What are the coordinates of M'?
M'(4, -1)
Point A(3, 4) was reflected to create point A'(3, -4). Identify the line of reflection.
Reflection over the x-axis
What quadrant would the figure be in after a rotation of 180 degrees?

I
Identify the transformation, be specific.

Dilation by 2
Translate the point G(-4, -5) 3 units left and 2 units down. Where is G' located?
G'(-4-3, -5-2)
G'(-7, -7)
Identify the scale factor of the dilation.

Scale Factor = 3
The points (-1,5) (0,-8) (3,-2) and (-6,0) where reflected over the y-axis. Which point would have the same x-coordinate before and after the reflection?
(0,-8) It's a zero coordinate so it doesn't change!
Identify the rotation, degrees and direction

Rotation of 90 degrees clockwise
Identify the sequence of transformations.

Dilation and reflection
Points A(5, 8) and B(9, 6) were both translated using the same rule. If is A'(2, 10), where would B' be located under the same translation?
Rule: (x-3, y+2)
B'(9-3, 6+2)
B'(6,8)
What are the coordinates for H' after the dilation? 
H'(5, -1)