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R'Find the composition of transformationsthat map APQR to APQ'R'.QT RRotate [?] degrees aboutthe origin and then translate(unit(s) [ ].90180

R'Find the composition of transformationsthat map APQR to APQ'R'.QT RRotate [?] degrees-example-1
User Lucas Wiman
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For a transformation like the one shown in the graph, note that the points have switched as follows;


P(x,y)\Rightarrow P^(\prime)(-y,x)

This is a 90 degree anticlockwise rotation about the origin.

That means point P would now be translated as follows;


\begin{gathered} P(1,1)\Rightarrow P^(\prime)(-1,1) \\ Q(2,1)\Rightarrow Q^(\prime)(-1,2) \\ R(2,3)\Rightarrow R^(\prime)(-3,2) \end{gathered}

After this rotation, the coordinates have now moved from their position one unit upwards. That now makes the final coordinates;


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