To find the image vertices of triangle LMN after a 90° clockwise rotation, we can use the rule for rotating points on the Cartesian plane.
When rotating a point \((x, y)\) 90° clockwise, the new coordinates become \((y, -x)\).
Let's apply this to the vertices of triangle LMN:
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Vertex L(−4, −1):
- New coordinates: \((-1, 4)\)
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Vertex M(0, −1):
- New coordinates: \((-1, 0)\)
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Vertex N(−4, −3):
- New coordinates: \((-3, 4)\)
So, the image vertices after the rotation are:
- \(L′(−1, 4)\)
- \(M′(−1, 0)\)
- \(N′(−3, 4)\)
Now let's check the options provided:
- L′(4, 1), M′(0, 1), N′(4, 3)
- L′(−4, −1), M′(0, −1), N′(−4, −3)
- L′(−1, 4), M′(−1, 0), N′(−3, 4)
- L′(1, −4), M′(1, 0), N′(3, −4)
The correct choice is: L′(−1, 4), M′(−1, 0), N′(−3, 4), which corresponds to option 3.