Question

What single transformation maps ∆ABC onto ∆A'B'C'?

Graph shows 2 triangles plotted on a coordinate plane. Triangle 1 is at A(minus 3, 1), B(minus 1, 2), C(minus 2, 1). Triangle 2 is at A prime (minus 1, minus 3), B prime (minus 2, minus 1), C prime (minus 1, minus 2).
A.
rotation 90° clockwise about the origin
B.
rotation 90° counterclockwise about the origin
C.
reflection across the x-axis
D.
reflection across the line y = x

Answer 1

any idea ? but please explain it

Answer 2

all your's math professor history is my skill

Answer 3

to get from AC the A'C' what you need to do ?

Answer 4

translation up 4 units, followed by rotation CCW by 90°.

Answer 5

its 10th grade math and idk

Answer 6

good thing my google dock still got those answers and questions

Answer 7

ok can this be reflection ?

Answer 8

rotate CCW by 90 again followed by 4 rotations to the left

Answer 9

rotate to the left so what mean this ? what option from these two ?

Answer 10

A.
rotation 90° clockwise about the origin
B.
rotation 90° counterclockwise about the origin
C.
reflection across the x-axis
D.
reflection across the line y = x

these r the answer choose

Answer 11

courage this is easy now

Answer 12

A or B ?

Answer 13

A

Answer 14

than you rotate this triangle about the origin clockwise 90° where will get the resulted triangle ,in what quadrant ?

Answer 15

in quadrant 1 not in 3

Answer 16

@tyrun ok ?

who asked it is off line

Answer 17

question ?

Answer 18

wht