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Transformation:rotation,reflection or translation?
90 degree clockwise,90 degrees counter clockwise 180 degrees clock wise 180 degrees or 180 counter clockwise?
followed by a reflection, rotation or translation?
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Counter clockwise 180 degree rotation
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