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TRANSLATE Horizontally -5 B’ C ’ B C Slide it 5 to the left

A’ A B’ C ’ B C TRANSLATE (6, 4) Slide 6 to the right, then slide 4 up.)

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. -3, -1 A -5, -5 B -2, -5 C

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin.

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin.

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II

Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II

B’ A’ C ’ ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II B’ A’ C ’

B’ A’ C ’ ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II Let’s look at the old and new ordered pairs. B’ A’ C ’

-3, -1 B’ A’ C ’ ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II Let’s look at the old and new ordered pairs. B’ A’ C ’ -3, -1

-1, 3 -3, -1 B’ A’ C ’ ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II Let’s look at the old and new ordered pairs. B’ -1, 3 A’ C ’ -3, -1

-1, 3 -3, -1 B’ A’ C ’ SWITCH THE COORDINATES ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II Let’s look at the old and new ordered pairs. Here’s the shortcut: SWITCH THE COORDINATES 2. TAKE THE OPPOSITE OF Y B’ -1, 3 A’ C ’ -3, -1

-1, 3 -3, -1 -5, -5 B’ A’ C ’ SWITCH THE COORDINATES ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II Let’s look at the old and new ordered pairs. Here’s the shortcut: SWITCH THE COORDINATES 2. TAKE THE OPPOSITE OF y B’ -1, 3 A’ C ’ -3, -1 -5, -5

-5, 5 -1, 3 -3, -1 -5, -5 B’ A’ C ’ SWITCH THE COORDINATES ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II Let’s look at the old and new ordered pairs. Here’s the shortcut: SWITCH THE COORDINATES 2. TAKE THE OPPOSITE OF Y B’ -5, 5 -1, 3 A’ C ’ -3, -1 -5, -5

-5, 5 -1, 3 -3, -1 -5, -5 -2, -5 B’ A’ C ’ SWITCH THE COORDINATES ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II Let’s look at the old and new ordered pairs. Here’s the shortcut: SWITCH THE COORDINATES 2. TAKE THE OPPOSITE OF Y B’ -5, 5 -1, 3 A’ C ’ -3, -1 -5, -5 -2, -5

ROTATE 90 CLOCKWISE Pretend ABC is attached to the origin. Now, give it a push -- clockwise -- into Quadrant II Let’s look at the old and new ordered pairs. Here’s the shortcut: SWITCH THE COORDINATES 2. TAKE THE OPPOSITE OF THE NEW Y B’ -5, 5 -1, 3 A’ C ’ -5, 2 -3, -1 -5, -5 -2, -5

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 -3, -1 A Give it a push into Quadrant I -5, -5 B -2, -5 C

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I

Give it a push into Quadrant I ROTATE 180 C ’ B’ A’ Give it a push into Quadrant I

C ’ B’ A’ ROTATE 180 Give it a push into Quadrant I Compare the old and new coordinates.

ROTATE 180 2, 5 C ’ 5, 5 B’ 3, 1 A’ -3, -1 Give it a push into Quadrant I Compare the old and new coordinates. -5, -5 -2, -5

2, 5 5, 5 3, 1 -3, -1 -5, -5 -2, -5 C ’ B’ A’ CHANGE BOTH SIGNS. ROTATE 180 2, 5 C ’ 5, 5 B’ 3, 1 A’ -3, -1 Give it a push into Quadrant I Compare the old and new coordinates. What’s the shortcut? CHANGE BOTH SIGNS. -5, -5 -2, -5

Give it a push into Quadrant IV ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV -3, -1 A -5, -5 B -2, -5 C

Give it a push into Quadrant IV ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV

Give it a push into Quadrant IV ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV

Give it a push into Quadrant IV ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV

Give it a push into Quadrant IV ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV

Give it a push into Quadrant IV ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV

Give it a push into Quadrant IV ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV

Give it a push into Quadrant IV ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV

Give it a push into Quadrant IV ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV A C ’ A’ B C B’

A C ’ A’ B C B’ ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV Compare the old and new coordinates. A C ’ A’ B C B’

ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV Compare the old and new coordinates. -3, -1 A 5, -2 C ’ 1, -3 A’ -5, -5 B -2, -5 C 5, -5 B’

ROTATE 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE Give it a push into Quadrant IV Compare the old and new coordinates. Shortcut: SWITCH THE COORDINATES. 2. TAKE THE OPPOSITE OF THE NEW X -3, -1 A 5, -2 C ’ 1, -3 A’ -5, -5 B -2, -5 C 5, -5 B’

Pretend the x-axis is a mirror. REFLECT ACROSS THE x-AXIS Pretend the x-axis is a mirror. Reflect each vertex. B’ A’ D ’ C ’ C D A B

Pretend the y-axis is a mirror. REFLECT ACROSS THE y-AXIS Pretend the y-axis is a mirror. Reflect each vertex. C ’ C D ’ D A A’ B B’

4, 2 -4, 2 6, -2 -2, -2 C ’ D ’ D C A B A’ B’ -2, 1 2, 1 -1, -1 3, -1 DILATE BY A FACTOR OF 2 Find the coordinates for all vertices. 4, 2 C ’ -4, 2 D ’ -2, 1 2, 1 D C -1, -1 3, -1 A B 6, -2 -2, -2 A’ B’ Multiply each value by the factor: 2

DILATE BY A FACTOR OF -6, 6 D 3, 6 C -2, 2 D ’ 1, 2 C ’ Find the coordinates for all vertices. 1/3 , -1 A’ 2, -1 B’ 1, -3 A 6, -3 B Multiply each value by the factor: 1/3 or Divide by 3