2 Geometry Mr. Garber & Ms. Hain 9. Now's let's discover a rule for rotating a shape CCW 180 Step 1: Graph the triangle C(2, 2), A(2, 5) and T(7, 5) on the coordinate graph Step 2: Using your transparency or paper, trace triangle C'A'T' Step 3: Using the transparency, rotate triangle C'A'T' 180 degree CCW Step 4: List the points of Y'U'M' below: C(2, 2) --> C' ( A( 2, 5) --> A' ( T(7, 5) --> T' Analyze the change in your points: What is a possible rule for rotating a shape 180 CCW? 10- EGO 8. 10-8 0. 2. Rotate 180 CCW: (x, y) --> ( Level 3: In problems 12 – 15, write the coordinates of the 10) What are the coordinates of M', the image of image of the point under the origin of: M(2, 4) after a counter-clockwise rotation of 90° about the origin? (Use the Rule above) 1.(-2,4) 2. (-2,-4) 3.(-4, 2) 4.(-4,-2) a. 90° clockwise b. 90° counterclockwise 12. (-2, -4) 13. (3,-1) 11) What are the coordinates of B', the image of B(-2, 3) after a clockwise rotation of 90° about the origin? (Look at Question 1 above) 1. (-3, 2) 2. (3, 2) 3. (2, -3) (a) (b) 14. (-1,-3) 15. (-6, –1) 4. (2, 3) b) (a) wold MUY dog art tel qat Wrap Up: Daily Checklist OI was able to correctly rotate each geometric figure. OI was able to find the coordinates of the translated images. O I was able to find the rules for rotations of 90° and 180° DI was able to justify my responses with explanations that make sense. 60 CCM (x

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Geometry
Mr. Garber & Ms. Hain
9. Now's let's discover a rule for rotating a
shape CCW 180
Step 1: Graph the triangle C(2, 2), A(2,
5) and T(7, 5) on the coordinate graph
Step 2: Using your transparency or
paper, trace triangle C'A'T'
Step 3: Using the transparency, rotate
triangle C'A'T' 180 degree CCW
Step 4: List the points of Y'U'M' below:
C(2, 2) --> C' (
A( 2, 5) --> A' (
T(7, 5) --> T'
Analyze the change in your points: What
is a possible rule for rotating a shape 180
CCW?
10-
EGO
8.
10-8
0.
2.
Rotate 180 CCW: (x, y) --> (
Level 3:
In problems 12 – 15, write the coordinates of the
10) What are the coordinates of M', the image of image of the point under the origin of:
M(2, 4) after a counter-clockwise rotation of 90°
about the origin? (Use the Rule above)
1.(-2,4) 2. (-2,-4) 3.(-4, 2) 4.(-4,-2)
a. 90° clockwise
b. 90° counterclockwise
12. (-2, -4)
13. (3,-1)
11) What are the coordinates of B', the image of
B(-2, 3) after a clockwise rotation of 90° about
the origin? (Look at Question 1 above)
1. (-3, 2) 2. (3, 2) 3. (2, -3)
(a)
(b)
14. (-1,-3)
15. (-6, –1)
4. (2, 3)
b)
(a)
wold MUY
dog art tel qat
Wrap Up: Daily Checklist
OI was able to correctly rotate each geometric figure.
OI was able to find the coordinates of the translated images.
O I was able to find the rules for rotations of 90° and 180°
DI was able to justify my responses with explanations that make sense.
60 CCM (x
Transcribed Image Text:2 Geometry Mr. Garber & Ms. Hain 9. Now's let's discover a rule for rotating a shape CCW 180 Step 1: Graph the triangle C(2, 2), A(2, 5) and T(7, 5) on the coordinate graph Step 2: Using your transparency or paper, trace triangle C'A'T' Step 3: Using the transparency, rotate triangle C'A'T' 180 degree CCW Step 4: List the points of Y'U'M' below: C(2, 2) --> C' ( A( 2, 5) --> A' ( T(7, 5) --> T' Analyze the change in your points: What is a possible rule for rotating a shape 180 CCW? 10- EGO 8. 10-8 0. 2. Rotate 180 CCW: (x, y) --> ( Level 3: In problems 12 – 15, write the coordinates of the 10) What are the coordinates of M', the image of image of the point under the origin of: M(2, 4) after a counter-clockwise rotation of 90° about the origin? (Use the Rule above) 1.(-2,4) 2. (-2,-4) 3.(-4, 2) 4.(-4,-2) a. 90° clockwise b. 90° counterclockwise 12. (-2, -4) 13. (3,-1) 11) What are the coordinates of B', the image of B(-2, 3) after a clockwise rotation of 90° about the origin? (Look at Question 1 above) 1. (-3, 2) 2. (3, 2) 3. (2, -3) (a) (b) 14. (-1,-3) 15. (-6, –1) 4. (2, 3) b) (a) wold MUY dog art tel qat Wrap Up: Daily Checklist OI was able to correctly rotate each geometric figure. OI was able to find the coordinates of the translated images. O I was able to find the rules for rotations of 90° and 180° DI was able to justify my responses with explanations that make sense. 60 CCM (x
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