Shape Transformations Review — Answers
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Translations
- (7, 2) ▶ View Solution
- (−6, 7) ▶ View Solution
- (7, −1) ▶ View Solution
- A′(3,−2), B′(5,−2), C′(4,1) ▶ View Solution
- Left 4, up 5 ▶ View Solution
- Right 4, up 6 ▶ View Solution
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Reflections
- (5, 3) ▶ View Solution
- (4, 6) ▶ View Solution
- (7, 3) ▶ View Solution
- (0, 5) ▶ View Solution
- P(2,1) Q(4,1) R(3,4) over y-axis: P′(−2,1), Q′(−4,1), R′(−3,4) ▶ View Solution
- y = x (coordinates swapped) ▶ View Solution
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Rotations
- (3, −4) ▶ View Solution
- (−5, −2) ▶ View Solution
- (−6, 1) ▶ View Solution
- (0, 3) ▶ View Solution
- A′(2,−1), B′(2,−3), C′(5,−2) ▶ View Solution
- 90° anticlockwise ▶ View Solution
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Identify the Transformation
- Translation (right 3, down 2) ▶ View Solution
- Reflection over the x-axis ▶ View Solution
- 90° clockwise rotation ▶ View Solution
- Size (lengths) and shape (angles) ▶ View Solution
- Reflection ▶ View Solution
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Mixed Coordinate Problems
- (5, −3) ▶ View Solution
- (−5, −1) ▶ View Solution
- (0, 0), (−4, 0), (−2, −3) ▶ View Solution
- (3, 1), (6, 1), (4, 4) ▶ View Solution
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Transformation Summary and Reasoning
- Translation: Yes / No / No | Reflection: Yes / Yes / No | Rotation: Yes / No / No ▶ View Solution
- Use the original triangle to start one section; translate it right to fill a row; reflect it to create a mirrored copy; rotate 180° to fill remaining gaps — the three transformations together tile the rectangle ▶ View Solution
- (a, b) — the two rotations cancel out (90° CW then 90° ACW = 0° net rotation) ▶ View Solution
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Successive Transformations
- A′′ = (5, 2) ▶ View Solution
- B′′ = (2, −2) ▶ View Solution
- (0, 0), (−3, 0), (0, −4) — orientation is reversed (vertices go in the opposite order) ▶ View Solution
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Translation Vectors
- Right 5, down 2 ▶ View Solution
- Right 3, down 7 ▶ View Solution
- Left 3, down 4 ▶ View Solution
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Reflection Lines
- y-axis ▶ View Solution
- y = x ▶ View Solution
- x-axis ▶ View Solution
- If only x changes sign: y-axis | if only y changes sign: x-axis | if x and y are swapped: y = x ▶ View Solution
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Congruence and Transformations
- Same size and shape ▶ View Solution
- Yes — all three preserve size and shape (they are isometries) ▶ View Solution
- No — congruent shapes can have different orientations (e.g. a reflected image is congruent but flipped) ▶ View Solution
- True ▶ View Solution