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Four Types of Transformations

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Title: Four Types of Transformations


1
Four Types of Transformations
  • Translation (Slide)
  • Reflection (flip)

2
Four Types of Transformations
  • Dilation (shrinking/stretching)
  • Rotation (turn)

3
Reflections
4
Reflections/Flips
  • When you reflect a shape in the coordinate plane,
    you reflect it over a line. This line is called
    the line of reflection.
  •  When a figure is reflected on a coordinate
    plane, every point of the figure must have a
    corresponding point on the image..
  •  Most reflections are over the x axis , the y -
    axis or another line.

5
Reflections
  • When you reflect a shape over the x-axis, the
    x-coordinate stays the same and the y-coordinate
    changes to its oppoisite.
  • (x, y)?(x, -y)
  • When you reflect a shape over the y-axis, the
    x-coordinate changes to its opposite and the y
    stays the same.
  • (x, y) ?(-x, y)

6
  • EX. 1. Reflect the triangle over the x-axis and y
    axis. Draw the preimage and the images in
    different colors. Write the coordinates of the
    images. ?ABC has vertices
  • A (-2, -2),
  • B (-5, -4),
  • C(-1, -5).

C
B
A
5
4
2
2
A
A
2
2
4
5
B
5
B
5
1
1
C
C
7
Reflections
  • You can use the two rules to reflect a figure
    across line r.
  • If a point A is on line r, then the image of A is
    A itself (that is, A A).
  • If a point B is not on line r, then r is the
    perpendicular bisector of BB.

8
Reflections
  • A point on the line of reflection is mapped onto
    itself.
  • A point and its image are equidistant from the
    line of reflection.

9
Drawing Reflection Images
  • Across X-axis
  • Across the Y-axis
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