 Transformations Describe the single transformation that will map triangle A onto each of the triangles B to J in turn.

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 Transformations Describe the single transformation that will map triangle A onto each of the triangles B to J in turn.

TransformationFull description of the transformation A to B A to C A to D A to E A to F A to G A to H A to I A to J Reflection in the y-axis Rotationcentre (0, 0) through 90° clockwise Translation centre (-2, 0) scale factor 3 vector ( ) Enlargement centre (0, 1) vector ( ) Translation Rotation Reflection in the line y = -2 Rotation through 90° anticlockwise through 180° Reflection in the line y = -x centre (-1, -1)

Transformatio n Full description of the transformation Inverse transformatio n A to B A to C A to D A to E A to F A to G A to H A to I A to J Reflection in the y-axis Rotation, centre (0, 0) through 90° clockwise Rotation, centre (0, 0) through 90° anticlockwise Rotation, centre (-1, -1) through 180° Reflection in the line y = -2 Rotation, centre (-2, 0) through 90° anticlockwise Translation, vector ( ) Enlargement, centre (0, 1) scale factor 3 Rotation, centre (-2, 0) through 90° clockwise Translation, vector ( ) Enlargement, centre (0, 1) scale factor ⅓ Translation, vector ( ) Reflection in the line y = -2 Rotation, centre (-1, -1) through 180° Reflection in the line y = -x