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    Bellwork: 4. Find The Point C On The X Axis So AC + BC Is A Minimum For A (2, 5) and B (7, 3)

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    9.

    4 Rotations January 31, 2011

    Bellwork

    4.    Find the point C on the x­axis so AC + BC  is a 
    minimum for A(2, 5) and B(7,  3). 

    HW pg. 602 #4­20 evens 1
    9.4 Rotations January 31, 2011

    9.4 Rotations

    Center of Rotation: figure is turned about a fixed point

    Angle of Rotation: rays drawn from center of rotation to a point


    and its image

    HW pg. 602 #4­20 evens 2
    9.4 Rotations January 31, 2011

    Rules for Rotations about the Origin:


    90 : (-y,x)
    180 : (-x,-y)
    270 : (y,-x)

    HW pg. 602 #4­20 evens 3
    9.4 Rotations January 31, 2011

    HW pg. 602 #4­20 evens 4
    9.4 Rotations January 31, 2011

    Rotation Matrices

    [1
    90 : 0 -1
    0 [ 270 :
    [-10 1
    0 [
    [ 0 -10 [
    180 : -1 [ 0 01 [
    360 : 1

    HW pg. 602 #4­20 evens 5
    9.4 Rotations January 31, 2011

    Rotation Theorem: A rotation is an isometry.

    HW pg. 602 #4­20 evens 6
    9.4 Rotations January 31, 2011

    HW pg. 602 #4-20 evens

    HW pg. 602 #4­20 evens 7

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