Rigid Motions and Transformations
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A ______ motion preserves the distance and angles between points.

rigid

The transformation represented by 𝑅(180°,𝑂) involves a rotation of ______ degrees.

180

The reflection across the line 𝑟𝑥=1 is a type of ______.

reflection

The coordinates of point 𝐴 after the transformation 𝑇〈2,3〉 would be shifted by ______ units in the x-direction and ______ units in the y-direction.

<p>2, 3</p> Signup and view all the answers

A composition of transformations includes more than one transformation, such as a translation followed by a ______.

<p>reflection</p> Signup and view all the answers

When writing the equation of the line of reflection, it can be expressed in - form.

<p>point-slope</p> Signup and view all the answers

A shape has rotational symmetry if it can be rotated less than ______ degrees and look the same.

<p>360</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a figure has no lines of symmetry, we state that there are ______ lines of symmetry.

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Study Notes

Rigid Motions

  • Rigid motions preserve the size and shape of figures.
  • Transformations that result in rigid motions include reflections, rotations, and translations.

Rotations

  • Rotations involve turning a figure around a fixed point (the center of rotation).
  • Rotations are described by the angle of rotation and the center of rotation. Specific angles and centers are given in exercises.

Coordinates of Image Points

  • Coordinates of rotated image points can be calculated based on the given rotation rules.
  • Points are plotted, and the coordinates of the corresponding image are noted.

Finding Pre-Images

  • Given the coordinates of the image of a point, the coordinates of the pre-image can be determined based on the transformation.
  • Finding a pre-image involves reversing the transformation process. For example, if T(2,3), reverse (opposite) calculation

Reflections

  • Reflections involve flipping a figure over a line (the line of reflection).
  • Reflections are described by the line of reflection.
  • The exercises provide specific lines and shapes to reflect.

Vector Components

  • Vectors have a magnitude and direction indicated by their components.
  • Given a vector or series of components, the resultant vector or the coordinates of the image are evaluated.

Line of Reflection Equation

  • The specific example provides points to calculate the equation of the line of reflection.

Compositions of Transformations

  • Compositions involve performing more than one transformation in sequence on a shape.
  • Order of transformation(s) matters, so order is important to follow. Complex compositions that involve multiple transformations on a shape are presented in the exercises, such as:
  • (translation) followed by (reflection)*
  • (rotation) followed by (translation)*

Rotational Symmetry

  • Rotational symmetry occurs if a figure can be rotated around a point and appear the same after the rotation.
  • The smallest angle of rotation that produces this is listed.

Lines of Symmetry

  • Lines of symmetry divide a figure into two identical halves.
  • Figures with lines of symmetry are identified.

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Test your understanding of rigid motions, including reflections, rotations, and translations. This quiz covers how to calculate coordinates of image points and find pre-images based on transformations. Get ready to apply your knowledge of geometry concepts!

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