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Warm-up ~ Welcome!! 2) Write the rule for the following transformation
1) Given STR , write the new ordered pairs after T(5, -3) S(-6, 8) T(3, 5) R(2, -7)
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Last minute review from yesterday (no need to write this down)…
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A transformation is described as
(x , y) ⇒(x + 2 , y - 3). What type of
transformation is this?: A translation B rotation C dilation D reflection
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A transformation is described as
(x , y) ⇒(-x, y). What type of
transformation is this?: A translation B rotation C dilation D reflection
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A transformation is described as
(x , y) ⇒(2x, 2y). What type of
transformation is this?: A translation B rotation C dilation D reflection
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A transformation is described as
(x , y) ⇒(y, -x). What type of
transformation is this?: A translation B rotation C dilation D reflection
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a. 4 units to the left, 2 units down:
Use coordinate notation to describe each translation: a. 4 units to the left, 2 units down: (x , y) ⇒(x - 4, y - 2) b. 2 units to the right, 1 unit down: (x , y) ⇒(x + 2, y - 1)
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Reflections Day 2
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Let’s do a little discovery activity…
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Using the rules you just found reflect each of the following and state the new coordinates.
1. J(-4, 3) U(8, 0) A(-2, -7) N(3, -5) reflect over the x-axis b) reflect over the y-axis
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Time for some practice across the x-axis across the y-axis
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across the y-axis across the x-axis
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Let’s try it with some points…
5. D(2, -3) E(1, 4) N(9, 12) over the y-axis 6. T(-4, 19) H(3, 13) A(5, -6) W(-6, -8) over the x-axis
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What if we were reflecting over y=x?
Algebraic Rule: _________________
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One more example…
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What if we reflected over other lines?
Lets create the quadrilateral ACBD with points A(2, 1), B(3,4), C(5, 1), and D(1, 4). Now… Reflect over the line y = 2. New Points: A’ B’ C’ D’ Reflect over the line x = -1. New Points: A’ B’ C’ D’
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