Find the coordinates of the vertices of each figure after the given transformation.rotation 180° about the originA y:RO T(-2,0), S'(-5,1), R'(-4, 3), Q'(0, 4)O T(0, -2), S'(-1, –5), R'(-3, –4), Q'(-4,0)O S'(1, –3), R'(3, -2), Q'(4, 2), T'(0, 0)O S(1, –5), R'(3, -4), Q'(4,0), T"(0,-2)9 10

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