You Do - 1/24/23 AAC

Posljednje ažuriranje over 3 years ago

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Instrukcije

Obavezno

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You Do - 1/24/23 AAC

Posljednje ažuriranje over 3 years ago

Napomena autora:

This is NOT partner work, this is for you and you alone to complete in silence to give me a better understanding of what YOU know.

We have ONE day to understand the concept of reflections.

You should be working at a level 0 and NOT sharing YOUR hard work with others who are just trying to copy and not learn.

If you are talking, you will receive an automatic 0.

KEY:

(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.

(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.

Instrukcije

This is NOT partner work, this is for you and you alone to complete in silence to give me a better understanding of what YOU know.

We have ONE day to understand the concept of reflections.

You should be working at a level 0 and NOT sharing YOUR hard work with others who are just trying to copy and not learn.

If you are talking, you will receive an automatic 0.

KEY:

(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.

(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.

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Examples:

(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.

(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.

Obavezno

What is the rule?
ex:
(x,y) -> (y,x)

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Examples:

(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.

(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.

Obavezno

What is the rule?
ex:
(x,y) -> (y,x)

Obavezno

Examples:
(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.
(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.
Describe the reflection.
A (2, -9) ----> A’ (2, 9)

(x, y) -> (-x, y)

reflection over the y axis

(x, y) -> (x, -y)

reflection over the x axis

Obavezno

Examples:
(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.
(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.
Describe the reflection.
B (4, -13) -----> B’ (4, 13)

(x, y) -> (x, -y)

(x, y) -> (-x, y)

reflection over the y axis

reflection over the x axis

Obavezno

Write the rule.

Obavezno

Write the rule.

Obavezno

140

You Do - 1/24/23 AAC

You Do - 1/24/23 AAC

This is NOT partner work, this is for you and you alone to complete in silence to give me a better understanding of what YOU know.

We have ONE day to understand the concept of reflections.

You should be working at a level 0 and NOT sharing YOUR hard work with others who are just trying to copy and not learn.

If you are talking, you will receive an automatic 0.

KEY:

(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.

(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.

This is NOT partner work, this is for you and you alone to complete in silence to give me a better understanding of what YOU know.

We have ONE day to understand the concept of reflections.

You should be working at a level 0 and NOT sharing YOUR hard work with others who are just trying to copy and not learn.

If you are talking, you will receive an automatic 0.

KEY:

(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.

(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.

What is the rule?ex:(x,y) -> (y,x)

What is the rule?ex:(x,y) -> (y,x)

Examples:(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.Describe the reflection.A (2, -9) ----> A’ (2, 9)

Describe the reflection.

Examples:(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.Describe the reflection.B (4, -13) -----> B’ (4, 13)

Describe the reflection.

Write the rule.

Write the rule.

This is NOT partner work, this is for you and you alone to complete in silence to give me a better understanding of what YOU know.

We have ONE day to understand the concept of reflections.

You should be working at a level 0 and NOT sharing YOUR hard work with others who are just trying to copy and not learn.

If you are talking, you will receive an automatic 0.

KEY:

(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.

(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.

This is NOT partner work, this is for you and you alone to complete in silence to give me a better understanding of what YOU know.

We have ONE day to understand the concept of reflections.

You should be working at a level 0 and NOT sharing YOUR hard work with others who are just trying to copy and not learn.

If you are talking, you will receive an automatic 0.

KEY:

(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.

(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.

Which part of the coordinate is negated and which stays the same?

What is the rule?ex:(x,y) -> (y,x)

Which part of the coordinate is negated and which stays the same?

What is the rule?ex:(x,y) -> (y,x)

Examples:(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.Describe the reflection.A (2, -9) ----> A’ (2, 9)

Describe the reflection.

Examples:(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.Describe the reflection.B (4, -13) -----> B’ (4, 13)

Describe the reflection.

Write the rule.

Write the rule.

Which part of the coordinate is negated and which stays the same?

Which part of the coordinate is negated and which stays the same?

What is the rule?
ex:
(x,y) -> (y,x)

What is the rule?
ex:
(x,y) -> (y,x)

Examples:
(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.
(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.
Describe the reflection.
A (2, -9) ----> A’ (2, 9)

Examples:
(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.
(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.
Describe the reflection.
B (4, -13) -----> B’ (4, 13)

What is the rule?
ex:
(x,y) -> (y,x)

What is the rule?
ex:
(x,y) -> (y,x)

Examples:
(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.
(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.
Describe the reflection.
A (2, -9) ----> A’ (2, 9)

Examples:
(x,y) -> (x, -y): x value did not change, so it is a reflection over x –axis.
(x,y) -> (-x, y): y value did not change, so it is a reflection over y –axis.
Describe the reflection.
B (4, -13) -----> B’ (4, 13)