If i were to rotate PQRS 90° counterclockwise, what would be the new coordinates?

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If i were to rotate PQRS 90° counterclockwise, what would be the new coordinates?

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Answer:

Q= (-2,-2) P=(-6,-4) R=(-6,-2) S=(-6,-6)

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