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Anestetic [448]

3 years ago

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HI PLZ HELPI NEED AN ANSWER!! (And will mark brainliest if a legit answer thanks)

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trapecia [35]3 years ago

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Option 3: a 90 degree rotation clockwise

You can tell that it is 90 degrees because the original started completely in quadrant 2 and the final image is completely in quadrant 1. If it was only rotated 45 degrees the final image would be part in quadrant 2 and part in quadrant 1. It was rotated clockwise because that is the way a clock goes.

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