Asked by jay
The rule is applied to ΔFGH to produce ΔF"G"H".
On a coordinate plane, 2 triangles are shown. Triangle F G H has points (1, 1), (4, 5), (5, 1). Triangle F prime G prime H prime has points (negative 1, negative 1), (negative 4, negative 5), (negative 5, negative 1).
What are the coordinates of vertex F" of ΔF"G"H"?
(4, –1.5)
(4, –0.5)
(–1.5, 4)
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I don't have the transformation rule — that piece is missing from your text. From the coordinates you gave, ΔF'G'H' is just the 180° rotation (or reflection through the origin) of ΔFGH, but to find F" I need the specific rule that produces the double‑primed triangle.
Could you tell me the rule (for example: "rotate 90° clockwise about the origin", or "translate by (3, −2)", or "reflect across y = x", etc.) or upload the original diagram showing the double‑primed triangle?
Could you tell me the rule (for example: "rotate 90° clockwise about the origin", or "translate by (3, −2)", or "reflect across y = x", etc.) or upload the original diagram showing the double‑primed triangle?
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