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Which algebraic rule for a rotation describes the change in coordinates: G(5, -1) to G' (-5, 1)?
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Which algebraic rule for a rotation describes the change in coordinates: G(5, -1) to G' (-5, 1)?

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Rotate 180 degrees around (0,0) or flip y axis and then x axis

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