How can you use a quick picture to find 3x 2.7
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You can print a copy of the graph, stick a pin in the origin, and rotate it 180° to see where the figure ends up.
The origin is the midpoint between each vertex and its image.
Negate every coordinate value, for example, J(-5, -3) gets rotated to J'(5, 3).
The origin is the midpoint between each vertex and its image.
Negate every coordinate value, for example, J(-5, -3) gets rotated to J'(5, 3).