What do you do to a figure when you translate it?
Move or slide it
What does it mean to reflect an image?
Flip it (mirror it)
When you rotate a figure, what are you doing to the figure?
Turn or spin it
What are the coordinates of the image after the following dilation centered at the origin?
Preimage: (7, 2) Scale factor: 10
(70, 20)
What is the rule for R180?
Negate x and y
or (x, y) ---> (-x, -y)
What directions can you slide a figure for a translation?
Up, Down, Left, Right
If your pre-image figure is in Quadrant III and you reflect it across the y-axis, what Quadrant would your image be in?
Quadrant IV
If you have point C at (2, -4) and you rotate it 180 degrees, what would the point C' be?
C'(-2, 4)
What is the scale factor of the following:
Preimage: (2, 2) Image: (5, 5)
2.5 or 5/2
What is the rule for rx-axis?
Negate y only
or (x, y) ---> (x, -y)
If point A is at (2,2) and you translate it left 5 units, what would the point at A' be?
A'(-3, 2)
If your pre-image figure is in Quadrant III and you reflect it across the x-axis, what Quadrant would your image be in?
Quadrant II
If your pre-image is in Quadrant III and rotated 180 degrees, which Quadrant would your image be in?
Quadrant I
What is the scale factor of the following dilation?
Preimage: (6, 3) Image: (2, 1)
Scale factor = 1/3
What is the rule for ry-axis?
Negate x only
or (x, y) ---> (-x, y)
If point B is at (-1, -2) and you translate it right 1 unit and up 4, what would the point at A' be?
B'(0, 2)
If point A is located at (5,6) and it is reflected across the x-axis, what would point A' be?
A'(5, -6)
If you have point G at (-3, 2) and you rotate it 90 CW degrees, what would the point G' be?
G'(2, 3)
What are the coordinates of the image after the following dilation centered at the origin?
Preimage: (12, -4) Scale factor: 1/2
(6, -2)
What is the rule for Clockwise R90?
switch x and y, negate new y
or (x, y) ---> (y , -x)
If point J is at (3,-4), what would the point at J' be under T<-5, 7>?
J'(-2, 3)
If point K is located at (-2,-4) and it is reflected across the y-axis, then what point would K' have?
K'(2, -4)
If you have point F at (-6, 3) and you rotate it 90 CCW degrees, what would the point F' be?
F'(-3,-6)
What is the scale factor of a dilation with points F(1, 2) and F'(4, 8)?
Scale factor = 4
What is the rule for Counterclockwise R90?
switch x and y, negate new x
or (x, y) ---> (-y , x)