Point J(-3, -7) was rotated to J'(7, -3). How many degrees was the rotation?

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Manolis asked Nov 22, 2022

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Point J(-3, -7) was rotated to J'(7, -3). How
many degrees was the rotation?

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90 clockwise

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Answer:

270 degrees

Explanation:

If both numbers are negative it means its in the lower left quadrant, so to reach 7 and -3, that means we need to reach the lower right quadrant so a 270 degree turn works

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