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An image point after a 180° rotation is Z'(9, 2). What were the coordinates of the pre-image point? A. Z(2, 9) B. Z(-9, -2) C. Z(-2, 9) D. Z(2, -9)
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An image point after a 180° rotation is Z'(9, 2). What were the coordinates of the pre-image point?
A. Z(2, 9)
B. Z(-9, -2)
C. Z(-2, 9)
D. Z(2, -9)
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180 degree rotation means reflection about origin.
You can just change the sign of coordinates to get the new coordinates.
Answer is B.
Hope it helps!
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In 180 degree rotation, magnitude remains same, and sign of the coordinate changes. So, the coordinates of Pre-image would be: Z (-9, -2)
In short, Your Answer would be: Option B
Hope this helps!
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