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8th Grade

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Mathematics

8th Grade

Easy

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Drake PryorNewman

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a rigid motion transformation the “flips” a figure across a line of reflection (example: an x-axis or a y-axis.)

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 is a rigid motion that “slides” left right for the value of x, and up down for the value of y.

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a rigid motion (stays the same shape and size) that turns/twists a figure on a plane about a fixed point, called center of rotation, through a given angle, called the angle of rotation/

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The original (OG, happened first, old) in a transformation

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The new figure/shape created from a transformation (a form of movement)

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the mathematician's way of saying “I believe that this is true, but I have no proof yet”. A conjecture is a good guess or an idea about a pattern.

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4 quadrants on a coordinate plane divided up by the x and y axis. The upper right quadrant is the first quadrant, then to find the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th quadrant, count to the left (counterclockwise) about the origin on each divided section.

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