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Geometry Transformations: Triangle LAW

The document contains instructions for graphing and transforming a triangle. It asks the student to graph points L(1,1), A(2,5), and W(4,3) to form triangle LAW, reflect the triangle across the x=0 axis and label the vertices with primes, rotate the triangle 90 degrees counterclockwise and label the vertices with double primes, and translate the triangle so that the coordinates of L''' are (-5,-4) and label the three vertices.

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Geometry Transformations: Triangle LAW

The document contains instructions for graphing and transforming a triangle. It asks the student to graph points L(1,1), A(2,5), and W(4,3) to form triangle LAW, reflect the triangle across the x=0 axis and label the vertices with primes, rotate the triangle 90 degrees counterclockwise and label the vertices with double primes, and translate the triangle so that the coordinates of L''' are (-5,-4) and label the three vertices.

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Geometry

name:______________________________
per:_____

Graph three points: L(1, 1), A(2, 5),


and W(4, 3). Connect them to form a
triangle.
1. Reflect LAW across the x = 0
and label its vertices (corners) using
prime (').
2. Rotate LAW 90 counter clockwise
about the origin and label its vertices
(corners) using double prime ('')
notation.
3. Translate LAW so that the
coordinates of L''' are (-5,-4). Label the
three vertices (corners) of the triangle.

Geometry

name:______________________________
per:_____

Graph three points: L(1, 1), A(2, 5),


and W(4, 3). Connect them to form a
triangle.
1. Reflect LAW across the x = 0
and label its vertices (corners) using
prime (').
2. Rotate LAW 90 counter clockwise
about the origin and label its vertices
(corners) using double prime ('')
notation.
3. Translate LAW so that the
coordinates of L''' are (-5,-4). Label the
three vertices (corners) of the triangle.

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