Question

Now, determine the transformation used to go from the blue image to the orange image. (8 points) True False reflection rotation clockwise counterclockwise

Answer 1

To determine the transformation used to go from a blue image to an orange image, we typically need visual reference or specific details about the images involved. However, I can guide you through identifying transformations:

1. **Reflection**: If the orange image appears as a mirror image of the blue image (like flipping over a line), it is a reflection.
2. **Rotation**: If the orange image is the blue one rotated around a point, we have two options:
- **Clockwise Rotation**: If the orange image appears to rotate to the right compared to the blue image.
- **Counterclockwise Rotation**: If the orange image appears to rotate to the left compared to the blue image.

Without seeing the images, I can't definitively tell you which transformation to choose, but you can apply these criteria to identify the transformation based on how the images relate to each other. If you describe the images or give specifics, I can help narrow it down.