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Rotations Quiz

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Rotation basics

by Zelda Calderon
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What is the result of rotating point (1,0) by 90° counterclockwise about the origin?

2

In degrees, how many degrees are in a full rotation?

3

Rotating point (2,3) by 180° about the origin yields

4

Which matrix represents a 90° clockwise rotation?

5

A 90° CCW rotation followed by another 90° CCW is equivalent to a rotation of

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A 270° CCW rotation is the same as a

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Rotation preserves shape without reflection. This statement is

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In polar coordinates, a rotation by θ adds θ to the polar angle. This is

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If a point is at the origin (0,0), rotating it changes it to

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Rotation about a fixed point means you rotate around a specified

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