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Solutions to a geometry homework focusing on transformations, specifically translations, reflections, and dilations, in the context of the coordinate plane. It includes identifying quadrants, plotting and labeling points, and finding the coordinates of images under various transformations.
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Coordinate Plane HW # Connecting Points To Make Figures HW # Intro to Transformations/Translations HW # Reflections HW # Symmetry HW # Dilations HW # Review Sheet Study Test 1
COORDINATE PLANE
Let’s label the axes, quadrants, and signs on the following grid:
The x-axis is the ___________________ axis.
The y-axis is the ___________________ axis.
Another name for the point (0, 0) is the ____________________.
Using the grid below, let’s plot the following points and label them with the letter:
a) (2, 1) b) (0, 0) c) (-4, 3) d) (-2, -5) e) (1, -3) f) (0, 4) g) (-5, 1) h) (-2, 0)
Give the quadrant each set of coordinates lies in:
a) (1, 5) ________ b) (-2, 4) ________ c) (-3, 2) ________ d) (4, -4) ________
y
x
2
4
1
3
5
Name _____________________________ Date ____________ HW#
I (0 , 0)
L (3 , 4) O (-6 , 4) V (3 , -2) E (0 , 5)
M (-2 , -1) A (-3 , 0) T (1 , 1) H (0 , -2)
Turn over and complete other side
Review : Write the ordered pairs that correspond to the points labeled A, B, C, and D in the coordinate plane.
Name _____________________________ Date ____________ HW#
Question 1: Which is true of all points in the second quadrant?
(1) positive x-coordinate; positive y-coordinate (2) negative x-coordinate; negative y-coordinate (3) negative x-coordinate; positive y-coordinate (4) positive x-coordinate; negative y-coordinate
Question 2: Which point lies in the third quadrant?
(1) P(0,-5) (2) Q(-5,-11) (3) R(-5,0) (4) T(-5,11)
Question 3: a) Graph and connect the given points: A(1,7), B(1,2), and C(5,2). b) Identify the figure (shape):
c) Find the area of the figure:
Question 4: a) Graph and connect the given points: P(-1,3), Q(5,3), R(5,-2), and S(-1,-2). b) Identify the figure (shape):
c) Find the area of the figure:
Transformation Terms
Symmetry Terms
Translation: a “slide” of the figure
b. Under the translation (x , y)(x - 4, y + 2), on the same graph, draw and label ΔABC`.
c. Map the Translation
RULE: Ta,b (x , y) = (x + a , y + b)
image of ΔDEF under the translation T3 , -1.
b. Rewritten as:
Name___________________________ Date_______________
b. Under the translation (x , y)(x +1, y - 3), draw and label ΔABC`.
c. Map the Translation
b. Map the translation: B(-2 , -3) U(1 , 0) G(3 , -4)
a) (x , y)(x , y + 6) b) (x , y)(x +6, y) c) (x , y)(x +6, y + 6) d) (x , y)(x - 6, y)
REFLECTIONS [“Flips” or “Mirror”]
Pre-image to Image
A → _____
E → _____
D → _____
****Reflection in the Y-axis**** : Plot the following points and connect them, making a triangle.
The ____-coordinate stays the same, while the ____-coordinate is the opposite.
Is a shape congruent after a reflection? __________
A reflection like this can also be written as ry-axis.
Name _____________________________ Date ____________ HW#
a) a reflection in the x-axis: ( , )
b) a reflection in the y-axis: ( , )
c) a translation that moves the point 3 units to the left and 6 units up: ( , ) [Review from yesterday]
a) Draw A B C , the image of ABC under a reflection in the y-axis.
b) Write the coordinates of A , B ,and C :
A ( )
B ( )
C ( )
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b. A short hint word to describe reflections is a “____________”.
P(1 , 5) x ^ axis
r P`( ) 3 ,^2
P``( ) y ^ axis
r P```( )
Name _____________________________ Date ____________ HW#
a) A b) N c) L d) W
a) H b) J c) K d) R
a) b) c)
A (-3, 0) B (6,5) C (0,0) D (-3,3) E (0,-2)
Translations and reflections are transformations that do _________ change the size or shape of a figure [the image is ___________________ to the pre-image].
A dilation is a transformation that changes the size, but not the shape, of a figure. A dilation can “enlarge” or “reduce” a figure. Examples : The eye doctor may put drops in your eyes to dilate your pupils.
Scale Factor : Describes how much a figure is enlarged or reduced. This number is multiplied by the original coordinates (or measurements) to come up with the new coordinates. [ See Examples 1 and 2 below .]
Simple Example :
EXAMPLE 1: Enlargement ( Scale Factor is greater than 1 ):
b. Dilate the figure by a scale factor of 2 [notated as D 2 ].
c. List the vertices of the image:
A(4, 8) A ( )
What is the scale factor here? ______