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7) rotation $90^{\\circ}$ clockwise about the origin $v(-4, 3), u(-1, 4…

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  1. rotation $90^{\circ}$ clockwise about the origin

$v(-4, 3), u(-1, 4), t(-2, -1)$

  1. rotation $180^{\circ}$ about the origin

$a(-1, -5), b(-3, -2), c(-1, -2), d(2, -4)$

  1. rotation $180^{\circ}$ about the origin

$l(0, 2), k(-1, 5), j(3, 3)$

  1. rotation $90^{\circ}$ clockwise about the origin

$u(-1, 0), v(-1, 2), w(3, 3), x(4, -2)$

  1. rotation $180^{\circ}$ about the origin

$y(-1, -3), x(-1, 2), w(0, 3), v(3, -2)$

  1. rotation $180^{\circ}$ about the origin

$v(2, 2), u(2, 3), t(5, 3), s(3, 1)$

Explanation:

7) 90° clockwise about origin

Step1: Recall rotation rule

For a point $(x,y)$, 90° clockwise rotation about the origin transforms to $(y, -x)$.

Step2: Apply to $V(-4,3)$

$V'=(3, -(-4))=(3,4)$

Step3: Apply to $U(-1,4)$

$U'=(4, -(-1))=(4,1)$

Step4: Apply to $T(-2,-1)$

$T'=(-1, -(-2))=(-1,2)$

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8) 180° about origin

Step1: Recall rotation rule

For a point $(x,y)$, 180° rotation about the origin transforms to $(-x,-y)$.

Step2: Apply to $A(-1,-5)$

$A'=(-(-1), -(-5))=(1,5)$

Step3: Apply to $B(-3,-2)$

$B'=(-(-3), -(-2))=(3,2)$

Step4: Apply to $C(-1,-2)$

$C'=(-(-1), -(-2))=(1,2)$

Step5: Apply to $D(2,-4)$

$D'=(-2, -(-4))=(-2,4)$

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9) 180° about origin

Step1: Recall rotation rule

For a point $(x,y)$, 180° rotation about the origin transforms to $(-x,-y)$.

Step2: Apply to $L(0,2)$

$L'=(-0, -2)=(0,-2)$

Step3: Apply to $K(-1,5)$

$K'=(-(-1), -5)=(1,-5)$

Step4: Apply to $J(3,3)$

$J'=(-3, -3)=(-3,-3)$

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10) 90° clockwise about origin

Step1: Recall rotation rule

For a point $(x,y)$, 90° clockwise rotation about the origin transforms to $(y, -x)$.

Step2: Apply to $U(-1,0)$

$U'=(0, -(-1))=(0,1)$

Step3: Apply to $V(-1,2)$

$V'=(2, -(-1))=(2,1)$

Step4: Apply to $W(3,3)$

$W'=(3, -3)$

Step5: Apply to $X(4,-2)$

$X'=(-2, -4)$

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11) 180° about origin

Step1: Recall rotation rule

For a point $(x,y)$, 180° rotation about the origin transforms to $(-x,-y)$.

Step2: Apply to $Y(-1,-3)$

$Y'=(-(-1), -(-3))=(1,3)$

Step3: Apply to $X(-1,2)$

$X'=(-(-1), -2)=(1,-2)$

Step4: Apply to $W(0,3)$

$W'=(-0, -3)=(0,-3)$

Step5: Apply to $V(3,-2)$

$V'=(-3, -(-2))=(-3,2)$

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12) 180° about origin

Step1: Recall rotation rule

For a point $(x,y)$, 180° rotation about the origin transforms to $(-x,-y)$.

Step2: Apply to $V(2,2)$

$V'=(-2, -2)=(-2,-2)$

Step3: Apply to $U(2,3)$

$U'=(-2, -3)=(-2,-3)$

Step4: Apply to $T(5,3)$

$T'=(-5, -3)=(-5,-3)$

Step5: Apply to $S(3,1)$

$S'=(-3, -1)=(-3,-1)$

Answer:

  1. $V'(3,4)$, $U'(4,1)$, $T'(-1,2)$
  2. $A'(1,5)$, $B'(3,2)$, $C'(1,2)$, $D'(-2,4)$
  3. $L'(0,-2)$, $K'(1,-5)$, $J'(-3,-3)$
  4. $U'(0,1)$, $V'(2,1)$, $W'(3,-3)$, $X'(-2,-4)$
  5. $Y'(1,3)$, $X'(1,-2)$, $W'(0,-3)$, $V'(-3,2)$
  6. $V'(-2,-2)$, $U'(-2,-3)$, $T'(-5,-3)$, $S'(-3,-1)$