A 90 degree counter-clockwise rotation is being done on the black figure to get the red figure.
The algebraic rule for a 90 degree counter-clockwise rotation is
For instance, the point C = (0,1) moves to C' = (-1,0), which is shown in the graph given and also you can use the rule above to get the same coordinates. The other points A,B and D follow the same rule.
Side note: the rotation is centered at the origin (0,0). This point is fixed.
Answer:
The company can confirm that the pieces are similar by verifying that the relationship between the sides of the parts in the drawing created with MS Visio, of the diagram in a similar question found online, are;
Step-by-step explanation:
The definition of similarity is the quality of two or more objects having a common definitive property
Two objects in Euclidean geometry are similar if they are similar in shape and parameters of one shape can be obtained from the other by the application of a uniform scale and/or translation, reflection and rotation
The ABC toy maker could confirm that the pieces are similar by verifying that the corresponding sides of the two shapes have a common ratio
