What set of reflections and rotations would carry rectangle ABCD onto itself? (4 points) reflect over the y-axis, reflect over the x-axis, rotate 180° rotate 180°, reflect over the x-axis, reflect over the line y=x reflect over the x-axis, rotate 180°, reflect over the x-axis rotate 180°, reflect over the y-axis, reflect over the line y=x
@Awolflover1
its c?
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@563blackghost i think that is correct but let my friend check it lol im not good with this type of math
alrighty tighty
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If parallelogram ABCD was reflected over the y-axis, reflected over the x-axis,and rotated 180°, where would point A' lie? (2 points) (-4,1) (1,-1) (1,1) (-4,-1)
i think its (-4,1)
@563blackghost
sorry sorry i was helping someone
its totally cool i just spammed you with tags just because :)
hopefully you not offended :(
i told both answers are they correct?
Not offended at all :)
Well for the second one we see that the shape is reflected over the y-axis in which the points go from `(-x,y) to (x,y)` and then it is reflected across the x-axis in which the points go from `(x,y) to (-x,-y)` and then the are rotated 180 degrees in which the quadrent it will go to is the diagonally across....so the points would head right back to `(-x,y)` So you are correct :)
yay :)
For the first one I would not think it is C becuase if we reflect over the x-axis it would be in the 3rd Quarent in which we would then rotated it 180 in which it would then be in the 1st quadrent and then we would once again reflect across the x-axis in which it would land in the 4th quadrent....
What would be your second answer for the first one?
no idea
sorry for the wait
Well lets start with the first one A....`reflect over the y-axis, reflect over the x-axis, rotate 180°` So we would reflect over the y-axis in which it would translate to the 1st quadrant....Next we would reflect to the x-axis....the quadrant below the 1st quadrant is the 4th quadrant so that is the second step.....Next it is said to rotate 180 degrees...as said before when rotation 180 degrees it will transfer to the quadrant diagonally across the one you are in....so it would land in the 3rd quadrent...does it land on itself?
hold on just got this
im confused
its A
Correct :)
yeah um i guessed :P
im so lost idek
yeah i wont understand it so dont bother trying to explain it
unless you want too
did you freeze
The shape is currently in the 2nd quadrent....we are given a command to reflect it across the y-axis....that would mean not to the bottom but to the side....so it would reflect to the quadrent to right of the shape so the 1st quadrent.....Next we are given to reflect it across the x-axis now that would mean over the horizontal line so we would reflect it down....so it would go from the 1st quadrent to the quadrent to the bottom which is the 4th one....Next we are told to rotate it 180 degrees....Now when rotating 180 degrees in which ever quadrent it is it will always go the the quadrent diagonally which is / or \ so in this case our shape right now is in the 4th quardrant so it would reflect to the 2nd quadrant once again and land on itself....
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No I didn't just typing this out ;)
yeah this would be easier if i knew how to rotate -_- 180
can i ask you another question
I actually got to go...got some physic work to do..sorry :(
awww its okay bye scientist ;)
But if you see me on just tag me in your question and ill come as soon as I can :)
isnt physics like extremely hard
like when i look at it i start to blur out
:P
Well right now its quite easy but i bet itll get hard xD I like math and space more :)
i want to become a surgeon is physic required do you know?!
I dont think so....probably does
okay shoo shoo go do your homework or whatever you need to do
:)
xD alrighty byee
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