Need help 88Page(1 of 1)Describe the rotation that maps AQRS to AQ'R'S'.R.1. Write the coordinates of the vertices.- Q"-21024R- R'- S'2. Circle the transformation of (x, y) that follows the same pattern asthe change in coordinates from Q to Q', R to R', and S to S'.(x, y) → (-y, x)(x, y) → (-x, -y)(x y) → (y, -x)3. Refer to the table at the top of the page. Describe the rotation thatmaps ΔΟRS to ΔΟR'S.,On the Back!4. AFGH has vertices F(2, 1), G(5, 1), and H(5, 4). AF'G'H' has vertices F'(-1, 2),G'(-1, 5), and H'(-4, 5). Describe the rotation that maps AFGH to AF'G'H'.R6-3Sign out•O 9:41

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Describe the rotation that maps AQRS to AQ'R'S'. R 1. Write the coordinates of the vertices. -2 0 4. -2 2. Circle the transformation of (x, y) that follows the same pattern as the change in coordinates from Q to Q', R to R', and S to S'. (xy) → (-y, x) x y) (-x -y) (x y) - (V, -x) F the nage, Describe the rotation that

Describe the rotation that maps AQRS to AQ'R'S'. R 1. Write the coordinates of the vertices. -2 0 4. -2 2. Circle the transformation of (x, y) that follows the same pattern as the change in coordinates from Q to Q', R to R', and S to S'. (xy) → (-y, x) x y) (-x -y) (x y) - (V, -x) F the nage, Describe the rotation that

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012

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ISBN:9780547587776

Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL

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Chapter12: Angle Relationships And Transformations

Section12.6: Rotations And Symmetry

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