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tips & strategies to use forb solving rotation, translation and reflection. #animeforlife

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tips & strategies to use forb solving rotation, translation and reflection. #animeforlife

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- when plotting make sure you start with the x-axis first.
- #1 of the Cartesian grid is (+,+) and #2 is (+,-), #3 is(-,-) and #4 is (-,+).
- material you can use for the math quiz are, a protractor, ruler, grid paper, mirror, and a compass. and who knows you can even find more ideas in solving the problem.
By: oghomwen

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When coordinates are on top right it's (+,+)in the bottom right it's (+,-) top left it's (-,+) bottom left it's (-,-)
Always start in the x axis and then the y axis
When rotating you have to use a protractor always
By: Kyle

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Go on homework help if you do not understand
*First is the axis than it's the y axis
*Use protractors rulers, or a compass
*use the quiz as a study guide for the test
*use grid paper to help get a accurate rotation or coordinate
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Double chec your work

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- use the math processes
- make notes and review them then ask someone to quiz you
- re-read the question until you understand
- on a grid start with x axis and then y axis

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Ms gough believes in all of us and Jesus loves us

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If you are still not clear on how to use a protractor on YouTube there are lots of videos on how to do it

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Sometimes it's hard for me to imagine to rotation or slide so if you trace the shape and that cut it out

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Sometimes it's hard for me to imagine to rotation or slide so if you trace the shape and that cut it out

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When using a protractor we need to check our work because It has to be per

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When using a protractor we need to check our work because It has to be per

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Make sure to be very accurate and rotations because you get the wrong coordinates

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Using the math processes helps me get a better grade and helps me understand the work better

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To help with studying, go in the text book the people have solutions

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first plot  all your coodranated on a piece of paper then make it the oppsite like (1,2) (-1,-2) and plot it the oppsite and then you have your 180 rotation

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first plot  all your coodranated on a piece of paper then make it the oppsite like (1,2) (-1,-2) and plot it the oppsite and then you have your 180 rotation

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Trace the shape you are rotating then cut the shape out. Rotate the shape you cut out.

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•Always read over the questions and make sure that you understand the questions
•look over your answers
•use a protractor when your Rotating a shape
•always use a ruler when your drawing a shape
•always start with the x-axis and then the y-axis
•always try your best to show your work

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•Use UMCL( Understand the question•Make a plan•Carry out the plan•Look back)
•Make sure to study each "chapter" (ex 7.1, 7.2, 7.3)
•SHOW YOUR WORK
GOALS
I want to be able to rotate, translate, reflect and pin point coordinates on a coordinated grid
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If your stuck on a question read it carefully or do the other questions then do that one later
It's good to always have a clear ruler so you can see what your doing

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Transformations are slides
Rotations is circling
Reflections are flips
ONE AMAZING TIP IS TO HAVE A PLASTIC CLEAR RULER OF SQUARE, WHEN DOINH PROBLEMS TRACE THE IMAGE AND ROTATE TRANSFORM OR REFLCT

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Read the question carefully and count the units twic to make sure you moved it the right amount and the right direction