Which rule describes the composition of transformations that maps figure PQRS to figure P"Q'R"S"?

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Vesna [10]2 years ago

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The transformation is R₁R_Q ₁₈₀° option second is correct if the quadrilateral PQRS transformed into P"Q'R"S"

<h3>What is geometric transformation?</h3>

It is defined as the change in coordinates and the shape of the geometrical body. It is also referred to as a two-dimensional transformation. In the geometric transformation, changes in the geometry can be possible by rotation, translation, reflection, and glide translation.

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We have a quadrilateral PQRS shown in the picture.

From the transformation:

The image of Q(x, y) = Q'(-x, -y) will be the highest and leftmost point following the rotation since Point S is the lowest and farthest point to the right of Point Q.

The same applies to points P P' and R R'.

Thus, the transformation is R₁R_Q ₁₈₀° option second is correct.

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