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Which sequence of transformations carries ABCD onto HGFE

Which sequence of transformations carries ABCD onto HGFE-example-1
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If you look closely at the options, the first 3 options will not produce an image that will be in Quadrant II with the vertices coinciding HGFE.
But if you look at the 4th option, translating the points 8 units to the left will produce an image in Quadrant III. Reflecting the image across the x-axis will produce triangle HGFE.
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Answer:

The correct option is D.

Explanation:

It is given that the after transformation figure ABCD onto HGFE. It means HGFE is image of ABCD after transformation.

From the figure it is noticed that A(2,-1) and H(-6,1).

Rotation of 90 degree clockwise about the origin followed by the reflection across the x-axis is expressed as


(x,y)\rightarrow (y,-x)\rightarrow (y,x)

Therefore the image of A(2,-1) is (-1,2), which are not the coordinates of H. Option A is incorrect.

Translation 3 unit up followed by the reflection across the y-axis is expressed as


(x,y)\rightarrow (x,y+3)\rightarrow (-x,y+3)

Therefore the image of A(2,-1) is (-2,2), which are not the coordinates of H. Option B is incorrect.

Reflection across the x-axis followed by rotation of 90 degree counterclockwise about the origin is expressed as


(x,y)\rightarrow (x,-y)\rightarrow (y,x)

Therefore the image of A(2,-1) is (-1,2), which are not the coordinates of H. Option C is incorrect.

Translation 8 unit left followed by reflection across the x-axis is expressed as


(x,y)\rightarrow (x-8,y)\rightarrow (x-8,-y)

Therefore the image of A(2,-1) is (-6,1), which are the coordinates of H. Option D is correct.

Which sequence of transformations carries ABCD onto HGFE-example-1
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