A translation is a change in ____ of an object on a graph.

Signs for the __ values will change for any reflection over the y axis.

Rays drawn from the center of rotation to a point and its image form the _________ __________.

An example of a nonrigid transformation is a ______.

When a translation is performed, what are maintained?

In a reflection, an image can only be reflected over the x or y axis. True or false?

How many directions of rotations are there? Names ?

When an image is reflected it is ________.

The vertices of triangle ABC are A(2,4), B(6,0), and C(7,2). Translate the preimage using vector <3,-1>. In the image produced, what is the new name for point C? It's new location?

How many coordinate rules are there for reflections?

What are the most common rotations ?

A translation can be shown by __ ways.
What are they ?

What does it mean to translate a preimage using the rule (x,y) -> (x-3, y+9)?

A ___ _____ is a transformation involving a __________ followed by a reflection.

If triangle TPR is in the first quadrant of a graph and it is rotated 180 degrees, what quadrant does it end up in ?

True or false ?
There are 3 types of transformations and they are
Translations, reflections and rotations.

Translate preimage JKL using the rule
(x,y) -> (x+19, y-20) when J is at (-2,3), K is at (1,2) and L is at (3,-1). What are the new coordinates?

Which is false ?
A.if point M(5,0) is reflected over the x-axis then its image is M'(5,0)
B. If point A(2,3) is reflected over the y-axis then its image is A'(-2,3)
C. If point K(6,8) is reflected over the line y=x then it's image is K'(8,6)
D.if point V(1,4) is reflected over the line y=-x then it's image is V'(-4,-1)

If a regular octagon is rotated 90 degrees is it facing downwards or side ways ?

Quadrilateral AKVM has the verticies of A(4,1), K(-6,0), V(-4,6), M(1,5). If it was translated using a vector and the image is A'(-21,34) K'(-31,33) V'(-29,39) M'(-24,38), what was the vector? Translate the new imager by vector <-21,-40>.