If A (4,3) is rotated around the origin to become A' (-3, 4), what kind of rotation did it go through? A 270° Counterclockwise B 270° Clockwise C90° Clockwise D 180° Clockwise

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If A (4,3) is rotated around the origin to become A' (-3, 4), what kind of rotation did it go through?

A 270° Counterclockwise
B 270° Clockwise
C90° Clockwise
D 180° Clockwise

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B 270° Clockwise

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