
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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Author: Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
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Concept: Rotations
Direction of rotation
(Clockwise)
A rotation is a transformation in which
a figure is turned about a fixed point
called the center of rotation. Rays
drawn from the center of rotation to a
Angle of rotation
point and its image form the angle of
rotation.
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A rotation is a rigid motion so the
length and angle measures are
preserved
Centre of rotation
Concept Check for Understanding: Rotations
4. Identify if each move is clockwise (CW)
or counter-clockwise (CCW). How many
degrees is each cat moving?
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Describe how you did the rotation:
5. Draw the figure rotated
180° clockwise. (Hint: use
tracing paper).
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