Question

What type of transformation is shown in this image?

https://learning.k12.com/content/enforced/437405-COF_ID125380/Picture1.png?_&d2lSessionVal=e9vZpdUhKS5XqbYYgByIuexAf

A. reflection

B. rotation

C. translation

Answer 1

@SmokeyBrown

Answer 2

Looks like a rotation around point Q to me

Answer 3

What is the angle of rotation for the polygon shown?

https://learning.k12.com/content/enforced/437405-COF_ID125380/Picture2.png?_&d2lSessionVal=e9vZpdUhKS5XqbYYgByIuexAf

A. The polygon does not have rotation symmetry.


B. 180°


C. 270°


D. 90°

Answer 4

Well, from smallest to largest rotation:
90 degrees would be like turning the rectangle on its side, but that puts in a completely different position.
180 degrees would be like turning the rectangle upside-down, and this does put it in the same position.
270 degrees puts the rectangle in the same position as 90 degrees

Answer 5

something like this

Answer 6

SO IT's 270 correct ?

Answer 7

Not quite, a 270 degree rotation would actually turn the rectangle on its side. For rotational symmetry, the shape has to be in the identical position after the rotation

Answer 8

OH MY MISTAKE IT'S 90

Answer 9

i might be wrong

Answer 10

am i ?

Answer 11

Sorry, but the 90 degree rotation actually puts the rectangle in the same orientation as the 270 degree rotation

Answer 12

Notice that the original rectangle is laying horizontal. But the 90 degree and 270 degree rotations both place the rectangle in an upright position.

Answer 13

ok it's either A or B

Answer 14

C and D is out of the question

Answer 15

it's 180

Answer 16

because

Answer 17

A is wrong

Answer 18

is that correct ?

Answer 19

hey buddy just saying if you have multiple qustions post them separately so that the person can get all the medals they deserve. As for the question itself im not sure