Transformations Example Draw the line Draw 1 at , ,

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Transformations Example Draw the line Draw 1 at , , Reflect 1 in the y axis and label it 2 Reflect 2 in the x axis and label it 3 Reflect 3 in the line and label it 4 Reflect 4 in the y axis and label it 5.

Example Plot 1 at , , Rotate 1 90 clockwise about onto 2 Rotate 2 180 about the origin onto 3 Rotate 3 90 anticlockwise about onto 4

Example plot and label the triangle 1 : , , draw the image of 1 after an enlargement with scale factor 2 centre

Example Plot and label 1 with coordinates , and . Draw 2, the image of 1 after an enlargement with scale factor centre

Example Plot the coordinates , and . Label this 1 Rotate 1 180 about . Label the image 2 Reflect 2 in the line . Label the image 3 Describe the single transformation which maps 1 onto 3

Example Plot the points , and . Label the triangle A. Reflect A in the line . Label the image B Reflect B in the x axis. Label the image C Describe fully the single transformation which maps A onto C