Finding the angle and the direction
Mathematics · Grade 10 · about 40 minutes
Join the centre to a point and to its image; the angle between those rays is the turn, and the arrow gives clockwise or anticlockwise.
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- Rotational symmetry
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- 90 degrees clockwise and 270 anticlockwise
- Half-turns of 180 degrees
- Rotation about a point that is not the origin
- Finding the centre of rotation
- Finding the angle and the direction
- Inverse rotations and combining turns
- Rotational symmetry in the environment