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Geometry - The steps to rotating a shape on a graph.

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(x,y)

Quartile 1/original coordinates (x,y)
Quartile 2 (-x,y)
Quartile 3 (-x,-y)
Quartile 4 (x,-y)

use this to move a shape on the graph

the degree of rotation of a shape on a graph depends on where the shape starts and ends

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