Question

Please Help Medal/Fan
Part A: Write the sequence of transformations that changes figure ABCD to figure A'B'C'D'. Explain your answer and write the coordinates of the figure obtained after each transformation.

Part B: Are the two figures congruent? Explain your answer.

Answer 1

here's the picture

Answer 2

@ash2326 @Astrophysics @adajiamcneal @AaronAndyson @countrygirl1431 @dan815 @welshfella sorry for the random names but can someone help me?

Answer 3

The first part is a reflection of ABCD in the x-axis
can you see what the second transformation is?

Answer 4

down 3 units?

Answer 5

Note that the point A goes form the point (4,4) to (-4,-4)

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

how will A go from (-4,-4) to A' ?

Answer 8

you mean it goes from (-4,4) to (3,-4)

Answer 9

Yes

Answer 10

It was flipped

Answer 11

No

Answer 12

Actually A went to A' because of a 180 degree turn

Answer 13

counterclockwise

Answer 14

No - because the x coordinate would be 4 if that was the case.

Answer 15

note that A is flipped in the first transformation ( the reflection) but not in the second

Answer 16

the whole shape keeps its orientation in second transfrmation.

Answer 17

Yea i see that but point A goes fromt the top to the bottom A'

Answer 18

not straight away - first it goes to bottom left quadrant then moves to bottom right
There are 2 transformations.

Answer 19

1, reflection 2. another transformation

Answer 20

so I the reflection then 3 units down? because i have to explain all the steps i did and what were the coordinates for each transformation

Answer 21

No not down - its moves to the right to get to A'.
the 2nd transformation is a translation 7 points to the right.

Answer 22

form (-4,-4) to (3,-4)