Rotating a polygon in Quadrant II 270° clockwise is the same as

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Hi! A and B are definitely not the right answers, because that’s basically rotating it forward even more. Rotating a polygon in Quadrant II 370 degrees clockwise is like rotating it 99 degrees counterclockwise, because the next 90 degrees you were to rotate it, it would be in it’s original position. The answer is C.

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