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Triangle ABC is shown below and has vertices A (-5, -2), B(-3, -4), and C(-2, 1). After a 180° counterclockwise rotation of triangle ABC about the point (1, -2), the result is t…

Triangle ABC is shown below and has vertices A (-5, -2), B(-3, -4), and C(-2, 1). After a 180° counterclockwise rotation of triangle ABC about the point (1, -2), the result is t…
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Triangle ABC is shown below and has vertices

A (-5, -2), B(-3, -4), and C(-2, 1). After a 180°
counterclockwise rotation of triangle ABC about the point (1, -2),
the result is triangle A'B'C'.

Triangle ABC is shown below and has vertices A (-5, -2), B(-3, -4), and C(-2, 1). After-example-1
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Check the picture below.

Triangle ABC is shown below and has vertices A (-5, -2), B(-3, -4), and C(-2, 1). After-example-1
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