Transformations Review – Check-In March 27th

Use graph paper when necessary. Staple the graph paper to your review.

1. Theo is creating a wrapping paper design on his computer. He wants to move the shape EFGH
by translating it 5 units to the left and 4 units down. The coordinates of the shape EFGH are E(1,
2), F(3, 2), G(3, 3) and H(1, 3)

What is the translation vector (______, ______)

E’ is mapped onto (______, ______)
F’ is mapped onto (______, ______)
G’ is mapped onto (______, ______)
H’ is mapped onto (______, ______)

2. ADEF is translated using the translation vector

(-3, 2). Draw the image after translation.

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4. Use graph paper. The image of a butterfly with its wings symmetrically spread out is
outlined on a coordinate plane. The upper tips of the wings are at (4, 5) and (-4, 5). The
lower tip of one wing is at (4, -3).
a) Identify the line of reflection.
b) Identify the coordinates for the lower tip of the other wing.

5. a) Rotate ABC 90 degrees clockwise about the

origin. Draw and label A’B’C’.

b) What are the new coordinates

A’ (_____, _____)
B’ (_____, _____)
C’ (_____, _____)

6. An animation artist draws a fish on a coordinate plane and marks the points A, B, C, and
D. Then the artist rotates the fish 180° about the origin, O. Draw the image points A', B',
C', and D' on a copy of the diagram. Copy and complete the table of coordinates to show
the coordinates of the image points A', B', C', and D'
 7. (7) A regular hexagon ABCDEF is rotated about its centre, O, so that its appearance stays
the same, but the vertices are rotated to different positions. For example, in one rotation,
A moves to B, B to C, and so on. Which clockwise rotations will cause this effect?

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