Which best describes how the graph of the quadratic function y=3(x+2)^2 compares to the graph of y=x^2
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The co ordinates of P' is (-7,-2) and Q' is (-16, -8)
<u><em>Explanation</em></u>
PQ is rotated 180 degrees clockwise about P. It means <u>P and P' are the same points</u>.
According to the graph, the coordinates of P is (-7, -2) and Q is (2, 4)
When PQ is rotated 180 degrees clockwise about P, then <u>P or P' will be the mid-point of Q and Q' </u>
Suppose, the co ordinate of Q' is (x, y)
Now according to the mid-point formula, the coordinate of P or P' will be: , which is actually at (-7, -2)
Thus.....
So, the co ordinates of P' is (-7,-2) and Q' is (-16, -8)