The following triangle FOX is transformed using a rotation:
Which could be coordinates of F'O'X' after the rotation?
F=(1,1), O=(3,2), X=(0,3)
F = (1, 1), O = (−3, −2), X = (0, −3)
F=(1, −1), O=(3,−2), X=(0,−3)
F=(−1,1), O=(−3, 2), X=(0,3)

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The following triangle FOX is transformed using a rotation:
Which could be coordinates of F'O'X' after the rotation?
 F=(1,1), O=(3,2), X=(0,3) 
F = (1, 1), O = (−3, −2), X = (0, −3)
 F=(1, −1), O=(3,−2), X=(0,−3) 
F=(−1,1), O=(−3, 2), X=(0,3)

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anonymous · Answer

whats the answer to this first  F=(1, −1), O=(3,−2), X=(0,−3)

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