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3 years ago

Point Q was rotated by -150° (the center of rotation is indicated).

Mathematics

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DedPeter [7]3 years ago

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Answer:It’s A

Step-by-step explanation: the reason being is look from the origin(0,0) to the blue dot there is a circle of you think about try to imagine that circle crossing the whole place it couldn’t be C or D because that’s less than the imaginary circle and also 150 is close to 180. 180 is fully behind and A is close to 180 than B. Also remember, negative degrees is only clockwise and positive degrees are COUNTER. Hope it helps especially on the exam it also took me a bit to understand but it makes sense now.

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