Explanation Rotation of object about a point through a given angle is a transformation of all points in the plane about a fixed point through a fixed angle. Consider Figure 1 as shown below. It is observed from the Figure 1 that the point A is rotated to point A’ and point B to B’. If the images are rotated 90 ° clockwise around the origin then the positive part of x- axis rotates to the negative part of y −axis and positive part of y −axis rotates to positive part of x-axis. It can be represented as, ( x , y ) → ( − y , x ) Therefore, the coordinates of point A ( − 4 , 4 ) changes to A ′ ( 4 , 4 ) and similarly the point B ( − 4 , 1 ) changes to B' ( 1 , 4 )

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To compare: The rotation and rotation symmetry and to explain the reason for the relation between them.

Solution Summary: The author explains the relationship between rotation and rotational symmetry. Rotation is a transformation of all points in the plane.

To compare: The rotation and rotation symmetry and to explain the reason for the relation between them.

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