8th Grade Math - G.A.3 and G.A.4 - Dilations, Rotations, Reflections And Translations
11 Questions
Dilations, Rotations, Reflections And Translations Introduction
Triangle M′ is the image of triangle M under a dilation.
How many degrees would this regular hexagon need to be rotated, counterclockwise around its center, to get point A to point C?
Point A′ is the image of A (-6, 3) under a reflection across the y-axis.
Triangle ABC is similar to triangle DEF.
Plot the image of point B under a dilation about point A with a scale factor of 1/2.
Which of the following statements are true about the two shapes below? Select ALL that apply.
Given triangle ABC.
Follow the directions below to create triangle A'B'C'. Plot ALL three points on the graph.
Candy is asked to draw the line of reflection between two shapes using a blue line. Has she correctly placed the line of reflection? Explain.
Enrique is asked to dilate the shape below by a scale factor of 2 and write the coordinates in a table.
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