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How to fully describe 2 transformations described
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To fully describe two transformations, you need to provide information about their type, magnitude, direction, and location. Here's how you can do that:
1. First Transformation:
Type: State whether it is a translation, rotation, reflection, or enlargement.
Magnitude: Specify the amount or degree of the transformation. For a translation, this would be the distance moved. For a rotation, it would be the angle rotated. For an enlargement, it would be the scale factor.
Direction: Indicate the direction of the transformation. For a translation, this could be up, down, left, right, etc. For a rotation, it could be clockwise or counterclockwise. For a reflection, it could be along the x-axis, y-axis, or another line. For an enlargement, it could be an increase or decrease in size.
Location: Describe the fixed point or line about which the transformation occurs. This would be relevant for rotations and enlargements.
2. Second Transformation:
Repeat the process above for the second transformation, providing the type, magnitude, direction, and location.
By fully describing both transformations using these four aspects, you will provide a comprehensive understanding of how the original object or shape has been transformed.
1. First Transformation:
Type: State whether it is a translation, rotation, reflection, or enlargement.
Magnitude: Specify the amount or degree of the transformation. For a translation, this would be the distance moved. For a rotation, it would be the angle rotated. For an enlargement, it would be the scale factor.
Direction: Indicate the direction of the transformation. For a translation, this could be up, down, left, right, etc. For a rotation, it could be clockwise or counterclockwise. For a reflection, it could be along the x-axis, y-axis, or another line. For an enlargement, it could be an increase or decrease in size.
Location: Describe the fixed point or line about which the transformation occurs. This would be relevant for rotations and enlargements.
2. Second Transformation:
Repeat the process above for the second transformation, providing the type, magnitude, direction, and location.
By fully describing both transformations using these four aspects, you will provide a comprehensive understanding of how the original object or shape has been transformed.
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