Question

205070-MIJ Grade 8 Pre-Algebra Sem 2 V19
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Finding Image Points
The image of triangle ABC after a 180° rotation around
the origin is:
A'(-1,2)
B'(-4,2)
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Can someone explain this to me please and thank you

Answer 1

Answer:

i can explain it but i need the picture i think to answer it. basically what you do to the triangle rotated 180 on the origin is do a reflection. your original ABC points would be like this:

A(x,y)

B(x,y)

C(x,y)

and your new points would be labeled like this

A'(x,y)

B'(x,y)

C'(x,y)

obviously fill in the coordinates. another way to think about it without the graph is flipping around the signs of your coordinates, like (+,+) becomes (-,-). I could be wrong, I took pre-algebra last year, but I think this is a right explanation.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

C'(-3, -1)

That's the answer...