1 %M l. LTE2 .LTE Vo)Q çalışma kağıdı.GCSE Transformations of ShapesName:TranslationsTranslations are usually given in vector form: ()means 3 units to the right and 1 unit down.So what doesmean?What is the vector translating A to B?B to A?What is the effect of a translation?Now translate shape C with vector|. Label the image C'.Translate shape P with vectorand shape Q with vectorWhat vector would translate each shape back to its originalposition?P:Q:Can you see how the coordinates of the vertices (corners) change?If you were to translate the point (2, 3) with vector), wherewould it move to?Reflections1. Reflect shape S in the line y = 0.2. Reflect shape Tin the line x = 2. If you were to translate the point (2, 3) with vector P), whereLTE Vo)LTE2 1.would it move to?@ çalışma kağıdı.->Reflections1. Reflect shape S in the line y = 0.2. Reflect shape T in the line x = 2.3. Now reflect shape T in the line y = x.Spare grids in case you need them:What is the image of:(a) the point (2, 3) reflected in the line x = 0?(b) the point (2, 3) reflected in the line y = 0?(c) the point (2, 3) reflected in the line y = x?Rotation1. Rotate shape A (a) clockwise through 90° about the origin; (b) clockwise through 180° about the origin.2. Rotate shape D anticlockwise through 90° about the point (2,-1).D.

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1 %M l. LTE2 .
LTE Vo)
Q çalışma kağıdı.
GCSE Transformations of Shapes
Name:
Translations
Translations are usually given in vector form: ()
means 3 units to the right and 1 unit down.
So what does
mean?
What is the vector translating A to B?
B to A?
What is the effect of a translation?
Now translate shape C with vector
|. Label the image C'.
Translate shape P with vector
and shape Q with vector
What vector would translate each shape back to its original
position?
P:
Q:
Can you see how the coordinates of the vertices (corners) change?
If you were to translate the point (2, 3) with vector
), where
would it move to?
Reflections
1. Reflect shape S in the line y = 0.
2. Reflect shape Tin the line x = 2.

If you were to translate the point (2, 3) with vector P), where
LTE Vo)
LTE2 1.
would it move to?
@ çalışma kağıdı.
->
Reflections
1. Reflect shape S in the line y = 0.
2. Reflect shape T in the line x = 2.
3. Now reflect shape T in the line y = x.
Spare grids in case you need them:
What is the image of:
(a) the point (2, 3) reflected in the line x = 0?
(b) the point (2, 3) reflected in the line y = 0?
(c) the point (2, 3) reflected in the line y = x?
Rotation
1. Rotate shape A (a) clockwise through 90° about the origin; (b) clockwise through 180° about the origin.
2. Rotate shape D anticlockwise through 90° about the point (2,-1).
D.

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