Ke Shawn is placing a right triangle in the coordinate plane. He knows that the longer leg is twice the length of the shorter le
g. He places the longer leg on the x-axis.
What coordinates should he assign to the third vertex of the triangle?
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What coordinates should he assign to the third vertex of the triangle?
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I will do Point A carefully, The others I will indicate. Start with the Given Point A. Then do the translations
A(-1,2) Original Point
Reflection: about x axis:x stays the same; y becomes -y:Result(-1,-2)
T<-3,4>: x goes three left, y goes 4 up (-1 - 3, -2 + 4): Result(-4,2)
R90 CCW: Point (x,y) becomes (-y , x ) So (-4,2) becomes(-2, - 4): Result (-2, - 4)
B(4,2) Original Point
- Reflection: (4, - 2)
- T< (-3,4): (4-3,-2 + 4): (1 , 2)
- R90 CCW: (-y,x) = (-2 , 1)
C(4, -5) Original Point
- Reflection (4,5)
- T<-3,4): (4 - 3, 5 + 4): (1,9)
- R90, CCW (-9 , 1)
D(-1 , -5) Original Point
- Reflection (-1,5)
- T(<-3,4): (-1 - 3, 5 + 4): (-4,9)
- R90, CCW ( - 9, - 4)
Note: CCW means Counter Clockwise
The graph on the left is the same one you have been given.
The graph on the right is the same figure after all the transformations
