Final answer:
To find the coordinates of the vertices after a 270 degree rotation about point M, you can use the rotation formula. The new coordinates for vertex L after the rotation are (-5, 3), for vertex M are (0, 0), and for vertex N are (-4, 2).
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the coordinates of the vertices after a 270 degree rotation about point M, we can use the rotation formula. The rotation formula for a point (x, y) about point (a, b) by an angle theta is:
x' = (x-a)cos(theta) - (y-b)sin(theta)
y' = (x-a)sin(theta) + (y-b)cos(theta)
So, using this formula, we can calculate the new coordinates for each vertex. For vertex L(2, -2):
x' = (2-7)cos(270) - (-2-(-3))sin(270) = -5
y' = (2-7)sin(270) + (-2-(-3))cos(270) = 3
Hence, the new coordinates for vertex L after the rotation are (-5, 3). Similarly, you can find the new coordinates for vertices M and N.
For vertex M(7, -3), the new coordinates will be:
x' = (7-7)cos(270) - (-3-(-3))sin(270) = 0
y' = (7-7)sin(270) + (-3-(-3))cos(270) = 0
So, the new coordinates for vertex M after the rotation are (0, 0).
For vertex N(5, 2), the new coordinates will be:
x' = (5-7)cos(270) - (2-(-3))sin(270) = -4
y' = (5-7)sin(270) + (2-(-3))cos(270) = 2
Therefore, the new coordinates for vertex N after the rotation are (-4, 2).