90 degrees <span>counterclockwise rotation about the origin
</span>(x,y) ....(-y, x)
E(2,2) to E'(-2,2)
F(2,4) to F'(-4, 2)
then <span>translation 1 unit to the right
</span>E'(-2,2) to E'(-1,2)
F'(-4, 2) to F'(-3, 2)
answer is
D.) A 90-degree counterclockwise rotation about the origin followed by a translation 1 unit to the right
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a reflection. A reflection is a transformation involving two shapes looking the same by "bouncing it off a line without coming back.( meaning a reflection goes some where else not to it original poistion.)
Others reason why Why?
Line m is perpendicular to Line c.
B and E are equidistant from c that BC=CE.
Why the others are wrong.
While you could rotate this triangle 180 degrees, the transformation occurs about a line not a point. So using a rotation is wrong.
A translation doesnt occur about a line.
A guide reflection doesnt work since the transformations are already mapped correctly if you do the reflection. It doesnt need a translation.
I will add the length and convert it to yards and then subtract it from 4/6 yards.
100,1000,10,000 is the correct answer or maybe 0
