Question

May someone check my answers?
Posting it below.

Answer 1

1.

Answer 2

1 is right

Answer 3

looks ok.

Answer 4

2.

Answer 5

2 is good

Answer 6

3.

Answer 7

where did u rotate it counterclockwise?

Answer 8

Around the origin.

Answer 9

where did you draw it tho?

Answer 10

Here

Answer 11

its rotate clockwise not counterclockwise

Answer 12

Thought so...
Let me correct that.

Answer 13

4.

Answer 14

4 is correct

Answer 15

5.

Answer 16

5 is correct

Answer 17

Number 6 I need help on...

Answer 18

Well, if you rotated it 90 degrees counterclockwise, you'd have A (2, -3), B (2,1), C(4,1) and D(4, -3). There is one more step....think you could figure it out? ;)

Answer 19

Well, rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise on point A...

http://prnt.sc/b26skh

Answer 20

Reflection across the x-axis?

Answer 21

Wait...

Answer 22

Close (:

Answer 23

Rotation around the origin A? :/
Or how does that work? :/

Answer 24

you'd reflect it across the y-axis after the first step where you rotate it around point A...I'm not sure how to word that

Answer 25

So first rotate it around the origin 90 degrees.
Then reflect it across the y-axis?

Answer 26

origin would be the middle of the square? I don't know ;~; the second step is correct though

Answer 27

Yeah, that's the tiny little dot in the middle of the graph.

Answer 28

Let me look again

Answer 29

kk

Answer 30

You rotate it around point A(2,-3)...I'm not sure how to write that though

Answer 31

@Directrix, may you help? :)

Answer 32

"rotation about a point"

Answer 33

What happens if we rotate it 90 degrees clockwise then reflect it across the x-axis?

Answer 34

That wouldn't work...but rotating it clockwise and shifting up 6 units might work

Answer 35

Rotating around the origin I meant?

Answer 36

that's what I mean lol, the other object isn't completely over the x axis....

I have no idea ;~;

Answer 37

Jay would probably know ._.

Answer 38

Do you think I should tag TSO or Rebecca? :/

Answer 39

Jay is online? :/

Answer 40

Yep yep

Answer 41

@jhonyy9

Answer 42

@ikram002p

Answer 43

@Photon336

Answer 44

@Anaise

Answer 45

@MrNood

Answer 46

@UsukiDoll

Answer 47

@rebeccaxhawaii

Answer 48

whats your question

Answer 49

#6 and read what Haley and I were talking about then you'll get the point.

Answer 50

http://assets.openstudy.com/updates/attachments/57311359e4b0189ae3d6528a-jabez177-1462834737021-image.jpeg

you rotate clockwise 90 degrees 4 units to the right, 2 units down.

Answer 51

So that's 2 steps or 3? :/

Answer 52

3 steps

Answer 53

The instructions are to use 2 steps. :P

Answer 54

okay well then it would be reflects over the y axis then rotates 90 degrees clockwise.

Answer 55

does that make sense?

Answer 56

90 degrees clockwise around the Origin, right?
And yes, that makes sense. :)

Answer 57

90 degrees from D

Answer 58

Wait...
Rotating it round the origin won't fit... :/

Answer 59

Okay, thanks! :)

Answer 60

So how would you write that?
Rotate Rectangle A'B'C'D' 90 degrees around point D? :/
@rebeccaxhawaii

Answer 61

@dmezzullo

Answer 62

rotate from point D 90 degrees clockwise