Rotations on Axes
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Colleen Close
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The four quadrants are labeled using Roman Numerals as seen in this picture.
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Identify the quadrant where the point is located. (6 , 3)
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Identify the quadrant where the point is located. (10 , -5)
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Identify the quadrant where the point is located. (-3 , -4)
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Every 90o will move a quarter-turn or one quadrant.
If you know what quadrant you are starting in, you can count the quadrants by 90s.
90o rotation = move 1 quadrant
180o rotation = move 2 quadrants
270o rotation = move 3 quadrants
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The point (-3, 4) moves counterclockwise one quadrant (90o). In which quadrant will the point be?
Locate the original point (Quadrant II) and then move one quadrant in a counterclockwise direction. The correct answer is Quadrant III.
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I'm (-4, -1) and I moved clockwise 2 quadrants (180o). Where am I?
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I'm (2, -5) and I moved counterclockwise 3 quadrants (270o). Where am I?
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I'm (5, 1) and I moved clockwise 90o. Where am I?
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I'm (4, -2) and I moved counterclockwise 180o. Where am I?
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The signs of the coordinates of a point are specific to the Quadrant the point is in.
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Answer the following questions to identify the rotation that occurs with specifics of degree and direction.
This is an example of rotating 90o counterclockwise because it rotated by one quadrant.
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Triangle A is rotated 270° clockwise with the origin as the center of rotation to create a new figure. Which triangle shows the new location?
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What type of rotation does this represent (from red to blue)?
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How many degrees was the figure rotated? Pay attention to the labels (prime notation)
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