9. What is the measure of angle b? What vocabulary words apply to this Figure? 1) 2) A.1,2,and 3 B.1 and 2 C.1 and 3 D.2 and 3 11. A point is located at.

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9. What is the measure of angle b? What vocabulary words apply to this Figure? 1) 2) A.1,2,and 3 B.1 and 2 C.1 and 3 D.2 and A point is located at (4, 3) and undergoes a single type of transformation. Which of the following transformations could be used to create an image located at (4, -3)? 1) Translation 2) Reflection 3) Rotation C.A. Warm Up3/9/15

G.CO.3: MAPPING A FIGURE ONTO ITSELF MARCH 9 TH, 2015

Discussion : 1). What’s special about this figure? 2). What is the measure of each interior angle? 3). What is the sum of these angles? 4). What rotations will transform the triangle onto itself?

MAPPING VOCABULARY A _____________ line is the line that reflects the image onto itself. A rotation of ______ will carry any figure onto itself. Other figures have other rotations that will do this. These figures must be ____________. Thus for these figures have, Minimum rotation that carries a figure onto itself *Note that any _________ of this angle will rotate the figure onto itself also! 360 ⁰ equilateral multiple reflection

Ex 1). For a square centered at the origin as pictured below. a) Draw every reflection line that maps the figure onto itself b) Give two rotations (other than the trivial one) that would transform the figure onto itself.

Ex 2). Consider the regular figure below centered at the origin. a) Draw every reflection line that maps the figure onto itself b) Give two rotations (other than the trivial one) that would transform the figure onto itself.