Answer:
[tex]A^{I}[/tex]= (7, -1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Rotation is a method of rigid transformation in which a point is moved about a reference point through a stated angle. The rotation could be clockwise or counterclockwise so as to produce the image of the initial object.
In the polar coordinate given, the coordinate of A is given as;
A = (3, 3)
On rotating point A about point C counterclockwise for [tex]270^{o}[/tex], an image [tex]A^{I}[/tex] would be produced.
But [tex]A^{I}[/tex] would have a coordinate;
[tex]A^{I}[/tex]= (7, -1)
The image of A produced is [tex]A^{I}[/tex] (7, -1).
