Question

helppp....

Counterclockwise rotation of 90° about the origin
Clockwise rotation of 180° about the origin
Counterclockwise rotation of 270° about the origin
Clockwise rotation of 270° about the origin

Answer 1

i got 90 degree clockwise but that's not an option :/

Answer 2

Your correct. This is geometry, I can tell.

Answer 3

lol yea but that's not an option :(

Answer 4

Well give me a sec...

Answer 5

okayyy :)

Answer 6

The third one can be a option then.

Answer 7

okay thanks :)

Answer 8

Anytime! =)

Answer 9

A clockwise rotation of x degrees will give the same results as a counterclockwise rotation of 360-x degrees, because rotations repeat after every 360 degrees.

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Answer 10

So Sorry! @mathmate:(

Answer 11

A clockwise rotation of x degrees will give the same results as a counterclockwise rotation of 360-x degrees, because rotations repeat after every 360 degrees.
^^^ i dont understand this part @mathmate

Answer 12

im confused :( @.@

Answer 13

How many degrees would the figure need to rotate in the counterclockwise direction to end up in the same position as rotating 90 degrees in the clockwise direction?

Answer 14

What @mathmate said makes me confused!

Answer 15

idk .. :( @ospreytriple and same here @Agl202

Answer 16

You have the diagram with you. From the beginning position, rotate counter-clockwise until you end up in the final position. How many degrees? did you have to rotate? 90? 180? 270?

Answer 17

You have the same results rotating an object 90 clockwise or 270 counter-clockwise.
See diagram.

Answer 18

so its 270 right

Answer 19

Right.