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How was pre-image CDEF transformed to create image C'D'E'F' ?


A.180° clockwise rotation around point G


B.270° counterclockwise rotation around point G


C.reflection over CF


D.translation to the right

How was pre-image CDEF transformed to create image C D E F ? A.180 clockwise rotation around point G B.270 counterclockwise rotation around point G C.reflection class=

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morgeron

It is a 180 degree rotation around point G. Imagine if point G was still and you rotated the picture, it would rotate 180 degrees clockwise to get the secondary picture.

Parrain

Based on the position of image C'D'E'F' , the transformation of pre-image CDEF was likely done at a A.180° clockwise rotation around point G.

What transformation was done?

Looking at image CDEF, we can tell that image C'D'E'F' is an inverse version of the former.

This can be achieved using a 180° rotation. The fact that the shape is to the right of the original means that this was a clockwise rotation as well.

The distances of CDEF and C'D'E'F'  to G means that the rotation was done at point G.

In conclusion, option A is correct.

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