How do you find the missing measurement of a parallelogram?
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answer to your math question-
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**the steps are in the picture**
As you can see from the picture you have:
to rotate point S about the origin by
clockwise to form point S'';
to rotate point R about the origin by clockwise to form point R'';
to rotate point Q about the origin by clockwise to form point Q'';
to rotate point T about the origin by clockwise to form point T''.
Then you have to translate polygon Q''R''S''T'' 1 unit down.
Note that rotation clockwise is the same as rotation 
counterclockwise, so the correct answer is rotating counterclockwise about the origin and translating 1 unit down.
to rotate point S about the origin by
to rotate point R about the origin by
to rotate point Q about the origin by
to rotate point T about the origin by
Then you have to translate polygon Q''R''S''T'' 1 unit down.
Note that rotation