please help :p Match the left side with the right side (they're in mixed order)

(2, 5) (5, 2); 90°
(5, 2) (5, 2); 180°
(-2, 5) (5, 2); 270°
(-5, 2) (-5, 2); 90°
(-2, -5) (-5, 2); 180°
(5, -2) (-5, 2); 270°
(-5, -2) (-2, 5); 90°
(2, -5) (5, -2); 180°

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please help :p Match the left side with the right side (they're in mixed order) 

(2, 5)        (5, 2); 90° 
(5, 2)       (5, 2); 180° 
(-2, 5)     (5, 2); 270° 
(-5, 2)     (-5, 2); 90° 
(-2, -5)   (-5, 2); 180° 
(5, -2)     (-5, 2); 270° 
(-5, -2)   (-2, 5); 90° 
(2, -5)     (5, -2); 180°

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

i dunno sorry math is my weakness :(

xmoses1 · Answer

I am of no use to you here

anonymous · Answer

90  clock wise/same as 270 $(x,y)\to(y,-x, )$
90  anti wise $(x,y)\to(-y,x)$

180  $(x,y)\to(-y,-x )$

anonymous · Answer

hmmmm haha so......

anonymous · Answer

thats the rule u need to use to mirror the points

anonymous · Answer

well my school tells me that. I just need help.

anonymous · Answer

could one of you guys go on my page and help me out please? its a test, and im so lost