describe the rotation that maps figure A to figure B.
describe the rotation that maps figure A to figure B.
Answer:
D) 180º clockwise around the origin
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Considering the origin the point (0,0). When we rotate around the origin clockwise, the coordinates become negative we map the rotation according to this rule for each point:
\((-x,-y)\)
2) This explains why:
\(A(0,2), B(8,3), C(6,6)\\A'(0,-2), B(-8,-3), C'(-6,-6)\)
And this makes the \(\bigtriangleup A'B'C'\) lies on quadrant III
Then D) 180º clockwise around the origin