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Composite Transformations in Geometry

This document is a lesson plan for Geometry A focused on composite transformations. It includes exercises for students to perform transformations on given coordinates, analyze symmetry, and describe transformations using coordinate notation. The document is structured with specific tasks and questions for students to complete on graph paper.

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Composite Transformations in Geometry

This document is a lesson plan for Geometry A focused on composite transformations. It includes exercises for students to perform transformations on given coordinates, analyze symmetry, and describe transformations using coordinate notation. The document is structured with specific tasks and questions for students to complete on graph paper.

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Geometry A Unit 3 – Lesson 4


Composite Transformations
02132023

Transformations

Directions: The coordinates are given for the following figures. On a sheet of graph paper, show the image
after performing the composite transformations. Be sure to label the coordinates of the final image with their
coordinate names and values on the graph paper.

1. Pre-image: A(0, 0), B(8, 1), C(5, 5)


Transformation: T(6, –1) o Rx-axis o r(180°, O)

2. Pre-image: D(-12,6), E(-4,6), F(-6,9), G(-10,9)


Transformation: Rx-axis o Ry-axis o D.5

3. Pre-image: H(2,2), I(-2,2), J(-2,-2), K(2,-2)


Transformation: Rx = 1 o T(2, 2) o r(-90°, O)

Decide whether each of the images has rotational symmetry, reflectional symmetry, both, or neither. If it has
rotational symmetry, solve for the angle of rotation. If it has reflectional symmetry, state the axis of symmetry,
or draw it on the image. It is possible there is more than one axis of reflection.

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4. 5. 6.
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Rotational? Yes / No Rotational? Yes / No Rotational? Yes / No
If yes, Angle of Rotation: If yes, Angle of Rotation: If yes, Angle of Rotation:
___________________ ___________________ ___________________

Reflectional? Yes / No Reflectional? Yes / No Reflectional? Yes / No

If yes, Axis of Reflection: If yes, Axis of Reflection: If yes, Axis of Reflection:


_________________ _________________ _________________

University of Texas at Austin


UT High School
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Geometry A 66503
Unit 03 – Lesson 04
Composite Transformations

State what transformation(s) is taking place between each pair of images using coordinate notation.

7. ABCG  KHIJ 8. ∆ABC → ∆KLJ

University of Texas at Austin


UT High School
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