3-4 Practice

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The blue figure is a translation image of the black figure. The translation rule is T_< _>(x, y)

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What are the coordinates of A' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of B' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of C' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of D' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of E' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of F' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of A' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of B' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of C' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of T' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of R' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of S' after the translation:

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What are the coordinates of V' after the translation:

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Graph the image of the figure under the translation:

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The blue figure is a translation image of the black figure. The translation rule is T_< _>(x, y)

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The red figure is a transformation image of the black figure. To transforming ABC to A"B"C", first you should reflect ABC across the line , then you should reflect A'B'C' across the line .

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Fill in the blanks to write the composition of rigid motions that describes the car trip staring in Medon, stopping in Dallinger, then going on to Byder:

T_<_>(x,y) and T< >(x,y)

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The red figure is a transformation image of the black figure. To transforming ABC to A"B"C", first you should reflect ABC across the line , then you should reflect A'B'C' across the line .

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Fill in the blanks to write the composition of rigid motions that describes an object traveling from A to B to C to D:

T_<_>(x,y); T_< _>(x,y); T_< _>(x,y).

What are the coordinates of A' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of B' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of C' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of D' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of E' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of F' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of A' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of B' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of C' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of T' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of R' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of S' after the translation:

What are the coordinates of V' after the translation:

Graph the image of the figure under the translation:

The red figure is a transformation image of the black figure. To transforming ABC to A"B"C", first you should reflect ABC across the line , then you should reflect A'B'C' across the line .

Fill in the blanks to write the composition of rigid motions that describes the car trip staring in Medon, stopping in Dallinger, then going on to Byder:

T_<_>(x,y) and T< >(x,y)

The red figure is a transformation image of the black figure. To transforming ABC to A"B"C", first you should reflect ABC across the line , then you should reflect A'B'C' across the line .

Fill in the blanks to write the composition of rigid motions that describes an object traveling from A to B to C to D:

T_<_>(x,y); T_< _>(x,y); T_< _>(x,y).