ROTATION OF 2D SHAOES PRACTICE PROBLEMS

Rules in Rotation :

Rotating the shape means moving them around a fixed point. There are two directions

i) Clockwise 

ii) Counter clockwise (or) Anti clockwise

The shape itself stays exactly the same, but its position in the space will change.

90° clockwise 

90° counter clockwise

180° 

270° clockwise

270° counter clockwise

(x, y) ==> (y, -x)

(x, y) ==> (-y, x)

(x, y) ==> (-x, -y)

(x, y) ==> (-y, x)

(x, y) ==> (y, -x)

Problem 1 :

Rotate the following points 90° counterclockwise about the origin on the coordinate plane below.

rotation-of-2d-shape-q1

a)  A(-2,-5)  --> A’( __, ___ )

b) B (-4, 1)  --> B’( __, ___ )

c) In the graphs above connect the pre-image point A to the origin. Then connect the origin to the image point A’. What angle has been formed?

Solution :

Rule for 90 degree counter clockwise direction.

(x, y) ==> (-y, x)

Rotation of A(-2,-5) about 90 degree counter clockwise direction :

x = -2, y = -5 then -y = 5

A(-2,-5)  --> A’(5, -2)

b) B (-4, 1)  --> B’( __, ___ ).

Rotation of A(-4,1) about 90 degree counter clockwise direction :

x = -4, y = 1 then -y = -1

(x, y) ==> (-y, x)

B(-4, 1)  --> B’(-1, -4)

rotation-of-2d-shape-q1s

Problem 2 :

Rotate the triangle ABC 90° anti-clockwise about centre (0,0). Give the coordinates of the image points A, B and C

rotation-of-2d-shape-q2.png

Solution :

Let us mark the coordinates A(1, 0), B(2, 2) and C(4, 0)

Rule for 90 degree counter clock wise rotation :

(x, y) ==> (-y, x)

A(1, 0)

B(2, 2)

C(4, 0)

A'(0, 1)

B'(-2, 2)

C'(0, 4)

rotation-of-2d-shape-q2s.png

Problem 3 :

Rotate the figure as indicated. Label the image using prime notation.

rotation 180° about the origin

rotation-of-2d-shape-q3.png

Solution :

Let us mark the coordinates,

N(-3, 2) H(-3, 3) and Z(-4, 2)

Rule for 180 rotation :

(x, y) ==> (-x, -y)

N(-3, 2)

H(-3, 3)

Z(-4, 2)

N'(3, -2)

H'(3, -3)

Z'(4, -2)

rotation-of-2d-shape-q3s.png

Problem 4 :

rotation 90° counterclockwise about the origin

rotation-of-2d-shape-q4.png

Solution :

Let us mark the coordinates in the original picture.

A(-4, 4) D(-4, 3) G(0, 1) and W(0, 4)

Rules for 90 degree counter clockwise rotation :

(x, y) ==> (-y, x)

A(-4, 4)

D(-4, 3)

G(0, 1)

W(0, 4)

A'(-4, -4)

D'(-3, -4)

G'(-1, 0)

W'(-4, 0)

rotation-of-2d-shape-q4s.png

Problem 5 :

Find the coordinates of the vertices of each figure after the given transformation.

rotation 180° about the origin

E(2, −2), J(1, 2), R(3, 3), S(5, 2)

Solution :

Rule for rotation of 180 :

(x, y) ==> (-x, -y)

E(2, −2)

J(1, 2)

R(3, 3)

S(5, 2)

E(2, −2)

J(-2, -1)

R(-3, -3)

S(-2, -5)

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