Question

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Answer 1

@AMQ

Answer 2

We're supposed to match the different types of rotations with the rules, correct?

Answer 3

I guess

Answer 4

Desmos, is a really good website for graphing. It would help you a lot.

Answer 5

I know but I would rather someone walk me through how to solve it

Answer 6

@Arcadiouse Apparently, that is not relevant to the question at hand. Please only post relevant comments. Thanks. :)

Answer 7

@trueangel12312 Let's match the rotations we worked on in the past questions. Do you remember the rules for 180 degrees and 90 degrees clockwise?

Answer 8

Um was I not right x.x

Answer 9

90 degrees= (x,-y) right?

Answer 10

Ooor (y,-x)

Answer 11

Yeah, (y,-x)

Answer 12

What about 180 degrees?

Answer 13

For 180 degrees if it is already negative you would make it positive but if it is positive it would be negative so (x,y)

Answer 14

@AMQ Am I right?

Answer 15

umm

Answer 16

You don't change the rule, you change the values if you have to. The rule is (-x,-y) for 180 degree rotations.

Answer 17

So is that clockwise?

Answer 18

180 degrees is the same for clockwise and counterclockwise

Answer 19

OHHH OK I GET IT! Thanks now one more I don't get this one

Answer 20

270 degrees??

Answer 21

If I'm correct, I believe the rules for 270 degrees are the same for 90, but are switched around a bit. lemme check

Answer 22

Hmm, I'm pretty sure that 270 degrees for both clockwise and counterclockwise is (-y,x). That's the same for 90 degrees counterclockwise.

Answer 23

Oh okay thanks!

Answer 24

Now I have to graph a ton of things x.x