Translations

Practice Questions

HiSet: High School Equivalency Test: Math › Translations

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Translation

The graph on the left shows an object in the Cartesian plane. A transformation is performed on it, resulting in the graph on the right.

Which of the following transformations best fits the graphs?

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Consider regular Hexagon .

On this hexagon, perform the translation . Then perform a clockwise rotation on the image with center at .

Let be the image of under these transformations, be the image of , and so forth. Under these images, which point on the original hexagon does fall?

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Consider regular Hexagon .

On this hexagon, perform the translation . Then perform a rotation on the image with center at .

Let be the image of under these transformations, be the image of , and so forth. Under these images, which point on the original hexagon does fall?

4

Consider regular Hexagon .

On this hexagon, perform the translation . Then perform a rotation on the image with center at . Let be the image of under these transformations, and so forth.

Which of the following correctly shows Hexagon relative to Hexagon ?

5

Consider regular Hexagon .

On this hexagon, perform the translation . Then reflect the hexagon about . Let be the image of under these transformations, and so forth.

Which point on Hexagon is the image of under these transformations?

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Translate the graph of the equation

left four units and down six units. Give the equation of the image.

7

Translate the graph of the equation

right two units and up five units. Give the equation of the image.

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Translate the graph of the equation

right four units and down two units. Give the equation of the image.

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Translate the graph of the equation

left three units and down five units. Give the equation of the image.

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On the coordinate plane, let , , and be located at the origin, , and . Construct the median of from and let the foot of the median be . On the triangle, perform the translation . Where is the image of ?

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