Identify the transformation from ABC to A'B'C'.

90 o counter clockwise rotation

Which series of transformations were performed in the figure?

Rotation 90 o clockwise, reflection over the x-axis

Translation 5 units down, reflection over the y-axis

Reflection over the x-axis, translation 6 units right

Rotation 180 o clockwise, reflection over the y-axis

Which correctly describes the two transformations that were used to create the image on the graph?

Reflection over the y-axis and a rotation 90 o counter clockwise

(x+10, y) and reflection over x-axis

Rotation 90 o clockwise and a reflection over the x-axis

Reflection over the x-axis ad a translation (x+6,y)

Describe a sequence of transformations that maps figure A onto figure B.

A reflection across the x-axis followed by a reflection across the y-axis

A translation 4 units right followed by a reflection across the x-axis

A reflection across the y-axis followed by a translation 6 units down

A 90° counterclockwise rotation about the Origin followed by a reflection across the y-axis

Which statement correctly identifies the line of reflection?

The triangles are reflected across the line y = x.

The triangles are reflected across the x-axis.

The triangles are reflected across the y-axis.

The triangles are reflected across the line y = -x.

Clayton needs to reflect the triangle below across the line y = x. Which statements about the reflection are true? Check all that apply.

Clayton could use the rule (y,x) to find the points of the image.

C' will remain in the same location as C because it is on the line of reflection.

The image and the pre-image will be congruent triangles.

The image and pre-image will not have the same orientation because reflections flip figures.

C' will move because all point move in a reflection.

Gregory knows that triangle ABC is reflected onto triangle A'B'C'. Which statement about the figures is true?

If Gregory draws the segment with endpoints A and A', then the midpoint will lie on the line of reflection.

If Gregory draws the segment with endpoints B and C', then the midpoint will be on the line of reflection.

Points A and B are equidistant from the line of reflection.

Line segment AB will be perpendicular to the line of reflection.

Reflections on a Graph

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What axis is the triangle being reflected over?

X-axis

Y-axis

Answer explanation

Think of your axis of reflection as a book spine: If you "turn the page" to move your figure from preimage to image, where would the page have been attached?
In this case, the y-axis.

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CCSS.8.G.A.3

CCSS.HSG.CO.A.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What axis is the image reflected over?

X-axis

Y-axis

Answer explanation

Think of your axis of reflection as a book spine: If you "turn the page" to move your figure from preimage to image, where would the page have been attached?
In this case, the x-axis.

Tags

CCSS.8.G.A.3

CCSS.HSG.CO.A.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Reflections over the x-axis change the -______.

y-coordinate

x-coordinate

Answer explanation

If you compare the points in the visual example, you can see that the x-values are the same but the sign of the y-value was changed.
Therefore, reflecting over the x-axis changes the y-coordinate.

Tags

CCSS.8.G.A.3

CCSS.HSG.CO.A.5

DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

When k = −1, the graph of g is thegraph of f reflected over the (a)

x-axis

y-axis

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CCSS.HSF.BF.B.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The blue line is y=f(x), which line is y=-f(x)?

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CCSS.HSF.BF.B.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The blue line is f(x), which line is -f(x)?

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The blue line is f(x), which line is f(-x)?

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CCSS.HSF-IF.C.7A

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Reflections on a Graph

What axis is the triangle being reflected over?

Think of your axis of reflection as a book spine: If you "turn the page" to move your figure from preimage to image, where would the page have been attached?
In this case, the y-axis.

What axis is the image reflected over?

Think of your axis of reflection as a book spine: If you "turn the page" to move your figure from preimage to image, where would the page have been attached?
In this case, the x-axis.

Reflections over the x-axis change the -______.

If you compare the points in the visual example, you can see that the x-values are the same but the sign of the y-value was changed.
Therefore, reflecting over the x-axis changes the y-coordinate.

When k = −1, the graph of g is thegraph of f reflected over the (a)

The blue line is y=f(x), which line is y=-f(x)?

The blue line is f(x), which line is -f(x)?

The blue line is f(x), which line is f(-x)?

Which answer shows a reflection across the x-axis?

Figure A shows a reflection across the line y=x.

Figure B shows a rotation.

Figure C shows a reflection across the x-axis.

Figure D Shows a reflection across the y-axis.

Identify the transformation from ABC to A'B'C'.

The image appears to be flipped from the preimage, which indicates a reflection.

The figure would need to be *flipped/**reflected* across the x-axis to be oriented the way it is. Think of it like a page turned from preimage to image, with the page "attached" at the x-axis.

Which series of transformations were performed in the figure?

A 90 degree clockwise rotation would turn the figure on its side.

Then, a reflection across the x-axis would flip the figure to map to the final image.

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Reflections on a Graph

What axis is the triangle being reflected over?

Think of your axis of reflection as a book spine: If you "turn the page" to move your figure from preimage to image, where would the page have been attached?In this case, the y-axis.

What axis is the image reflected over?

Think of your axis of reflection as a book spine: If you "turn the page" to move your figure from preimage to image, where would the page have been attached?In this case, the x-axis.

Reflections over the x-axis change the ____-__________.

If you compare the points in the visual example, you can see that the x-values are the same but the sign of the y-value was changed.Therefore, reflecting over the x-axis changes the y-coordinate.

When k = −1, the graph of g is thegraph of f reflected over the ​ (a)

The blue line is y=f(x), which line is y=-f(x)?

The blue line is f(x), which line is -f(x)?

The blue line is f(x), which line is f(-x)?

Which answer shows a reflection across the x-axis?

Figure A shows a reflection across the line y=x.Figure B shows a rotation.Figure C shows a reflection across the x-axis.Figure D Shows a reflection across the y-axis.

Identify the transformation from ABC to A'B'C'.

The image appears to be flipped from the preimage, which indicates a reflection.The figure would need to be flipped/reflected across the x-axis to be oriented the way it is. Think of it like a page turned from preimage to image, with the page "attached" at the x-axis.

Which series of transformations were performed in the figure?

A 90 degree clockwise rotation would turn the figure on its side.Then, a reflection across the x-axis would flip the figure to map to the final image.

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Think of your axis of reflection as a book spine: If you "turn the page" to move your figure from preimage to image, where would the page have been attached?
In this case, the y-axis.

Think of your axis of reflection as a book spine: If you "turn the page" to move your figure from preimage to image, where would the page have been attached?
In this case, the x-axis.

Reflections over the x-axis change the -______.

If you compare the points in the visual example, you can see that the x-values are the same but the sign of the y-value was changed.
Therefore, reflecting over the x-axis changes the y-coordinate.

When k = −1, the graph of g is thegraph of f reflected over the (a)

Figure A shows a reflection across the line y=x.

Figure B shows a rotation.

Figure C shows a reflection across the x-axis.

Figure D Shows a reflection across the y-axis.

The image appears to be flipped from the preimage, which indicates a reflection.

The figure would need to be *flipped/**reflected* across the x-axis to be oriented the way it is. Think of it like a page turned from preimage to image, with the page "attached" at the x-axis.

A 90 degree clockwise rotation would turn the figure on its side.

Then, a reflection across the x-axis would flip the figure to map to the final image.