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Use what you know about transformations to answer the questions below. Draw your answers on the grid. For help, see this lesson on Transformations . (Page 1 of 3)

1. Translate the triangle left 4 and down 5.

triangle on a cartesian grid for translation
grid showing a translated triangle (-4.-5)

 

2. Apply a translation of (-1, -4) to the rectangle below.

rectangle on a cartesian grid for translation
grid showing a rectange that has been translated (1,4)

 

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Page 2 of 3: For help, see this lesson on Transformations .

3. Apply a translation of (-1, 8) to the rectangle and a translation of (8, 4) to the triangle.

cartesian grid showing a triangle and a rectangle that are to be translated
grid showing a triangle and a rectangle that have been subjected to vector translations

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Page 3 of 3: For help, see this lesson on Transformations .

4.Reflect the rectangle over the y-axis.

grid showing a rectange that is to be reflected in the y axis
grid showing a rectangle that has been reflected over the y axis

 

5. Reflect the triangle over the x-axis.

grid showing a triangle that is to be reflected over the x axis
grid showing a triangle that has been reflected over the x-axis

 

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