Properties
Translations
Reflections
Identifying Rules
Recognize the transformation
100
This doesn't change during a most transformations.
What is the size?
100
The word that describes translating.
What is sliding?
100
This word is another way of saying reflecting
What is flipping?
100
This rule describe translating up 6 units.
What is (x,y) -> (x, y+6)?
100
The graph depicts a rigid transformation.
What is a translation 1 unit right 2 units down? (x,y)->(x+1,y-2)
200
These are the types of transformations that does not change the size.
What are reflections, translations, and rotations?
200
Adding to the x-coordinate moves a figure in this direction.
What is to the right?
200
The given graph depicts a rigid transformation.
What is a reflection in the y-axis?
300
The picture below shows this type of transformation.
What is rotating?
300
This is the image coordinate pair when the preimage (1, 6) is translated to the left 3 and down 1.
What is (-2, 5)?
300
This coordinate changes when a figure is reflected over the x-axis.
What is the y-coordinate?
300
This is rule for the following translation:
(1, 5) -> (3, 0)
What is (x, y) -> (x +2, y - 5) ?
400
This notation(symbol) is how we differentiate the preimage from the image.
What is prime?
400
This is what happens to the coordinates if a figure translates up and to the left.
What is subtracting from the x-coordinate and adding to the y-coordinate?
400
The figure has been reflected over this line.
What is the x-axis?
400
The given graph depicts a rigid transformation.
What is a 90-degree clockwise rotaition?
500
This figure is the image in the following reflection:
What is the blue figure?
500
The shapes are translated in this direction these many units.
What is left two units, up two units?
500
This is the coordinate A' after the figure below has been reflected over the given line.
What is (6, 1)?
600
This is the algebraic representation of a translation that moves a figure 2 units left and 3 units up.
What is (x, y) → (x − 2, y + 3)?