Rotate the parallelogram 180° clockwise about point Q. A.
2 answers:
The fourth choice is the correct one. The center of rotation (Q) is always the midpoint between point P and its image P' when rotation is 180°.
Answer with explanation:
Given : A Parallelogram A B CD.
When the Parallelogram is rotated by an angle of 180° through point Q,
⇒The Answer can be explained in this way, when you rotate by an angle of 90° the two corresponding sides of Pre-Image and Image will be Perpendicular to each other , while you rotate by an Angle of 180°, the two corresponding sides of Pre-Image and Image will be Anti-Parallel to each other.
⇒By looking at the four options , the option in which Corresponding side of Preimage that is Parallelogram ABCD and after rotating through an angle of 180°,and Corresponding Side of Image that is Parallelogram A'B'C'D' are Anti-parallel to each other.
⇒Point Q , will lie on line joining from D to D'.
Option D
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