Question

Given angle ABC with vertices at these coordinates: A (2, 3); B (1, 5); C (4, 2). Choose the new coordinate notation if ABC is rotated 90° clockwise about the point of origin.

Answer 1

have you learned matrix? if you have, use the
\[(x ^{'} \ y ^{'}) =(\cos \theta & -\sin \theta \ \sin \theta & \cos \theta)(x \ y)\]

if not, then you should firstly draw the angle ABC with the given coordinates. then rotate it 90 clockwise
all the coordinates of thje angle is on the quadrant 1 ( where x and y are positives)
if you rotate it 90 clockwise about the origin, the coordinates will move to quadrant 4 (where x is positive, and y is negative), so draw the coordinates that have been rotated.
the answer must be the the one with all the x are positive and all thye y is negative

Answer 2

the answer is the third choice -> (3,-2),(5,-1),(2,-4)