A segment with the endpoint X(-6,2) and Y(-1,-3) is rotated 90 degrees about the origin. What are the coordinates of X' and Y'? 1- X' (-1,-3) Y'(-6,2) 2- X' (2,6) Y' (-3,1) 3- X' (-2,-6) Y' (3,-1) 4- X' (6,-1) Y' (1,3) Thank you for helping, and looking. Thanks
I believe it is #3. Don't know though?!?!
you can rotate the endpoints individually
are we rotating clockwise or counterclockwise
I don't know?
I am so confused on this question.
a point M(h,k) rotated clockwise 90 degrees ends up as M'( k, -h )
Is it #4 then?
clockwise X(-6,2) - > X ' ( 2,6) counterclockwise X(-6,2) - > X ' ( -2,-6)
I am still confused a little?
clockwise 90 degrees X(-6,2) - > X ' ( 2,6) Y(-1,-3) -> Y' (-3, 1) counterclockwise 90 degrees X(-6,2) - > X ' ( -2,-6) Y(-1,-3) -> Y' ( 3, -1)
Thank you.
the answer depends on whether the 90 degrees is rotated clockwise or anticlockwise
It didn't say in my workbook.
It says counterclockwise. Sorry
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