2.) a. If you rotate an object 180degrees clockwise or counterclockwise, using the same center, is the image the same in both cases? Explain.

b. Answer part (a) if you rotate the object 360 degrees.

3.) Given two similar figures, explain how to tell if there is a size transformation that transforms one of the figures onto the other.

Question

2.)  a.  If  you rotate an object 180degrees clockwise or counterclockwise, using the same center, is the image the same in both cases?  Explain.

b.  Answer part (a) if you rotate the object 360 degrees.

3.)  Given two similar figures, explain how to tell if there is a size transformation that transforms one of the figures onto the other.

nottim · Answer

a. Rotate a circle. And then rotate the Mona Lisa, both at a semi circle.
b. Try it with both again, with but the full circle.

anonymous · Answer

Ok I have done this using paint, I have used pictures of shoes and everything and for the 180 it always looks the same.  Same thing for the 360, have no idea if I am right.  But is it because we are rotating them around the same center that it is the same.  Or have I just completely did it wrong?

anonymous · Answer

done**

nottim · Answer

If you rotate it 180, it's not the same. But if its 360, it is.

anonymous · Answer

I am going to have to play with the 180 with actual objects in front of me, what is throwing me off is the reason why it's so different

anonymous · Answer

or why it isn't

nottim · Answer

I dunno. Depends on the shape i guess. im getting sleepy