The answer
there is no more explanation about this question, the solution can be found easily by applying the rule of transformation of rotation
for example, the properties of rotation transformation are:
A rotation preserves length but does not necessarily preserveslope of a line.
A 90° rotation ( 1/4 turn) anticlockwise about the origin changesthe point (x; y) to (-y; x).
A 180° rotation ( 1/2 turn) clockwise or anticlockwise about theorigin changes the point (x; y) to (-x;-y).
A 270° rotation ( 3/4 turn) anticlockwise changes about the originthe point (x; y) to (y;-x).
so the answer is
<span>R0, 270°</span>
The only other possible meaning I can see is that a2 + b2 means a^2 + b^2. In the case that is a formula that cannot be simplified further, although it could be written as (a + b)^2 - 2ab or (a - b)^2 + 2ab. ... Originally Answered: What is the formula of a2+b2?
im not sure how to explain it, but i know its b
Answer:H311
Step-by-step explanation:h311
