Selvin J.

asked • 08/31/22

please help me....

Plot the pre-image, Quadrilateral STUV: S(-2,-2), T(-5,-6), U(-6,-6), V(-6,-5) 

b. Then, rotate the quadrilateral 90⁰ clockwise about the origin creating image S’T’U’V’ 

c. Then, translate S’T’U’V’ (x,y) →(x+8, y+1) creating image S”T”U”V”

Doug C.

Take a look at this graph examining each of the rows on the left to help you understand. To rotate 90 degrees clockwise the vertices of the image have coordinates (y,-x) from the original. desmos.com/calculator/5gweu9swxv
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Doug C.

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Doug C.

You can actually move the vertices of the original image to generate a new shape that is still rotated 90 degrees clockwise, then translated right by 8 units and vertically up by 1 unit.
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