name: ______ date: ______ period: ______ rotation notes : a transformation that ______ each point in a figure about the center of rotation. two directions: clockwise: counter-clockwise each __ increment switch __. ** match the sign of the quadrant/axis ** __ clockwise = __ counter-clockwise. __ clockwise = __ counter-clockwise. rotating ____ 180 ____ only the ____ change. b (___) x ___ n ___ rotate 90 clockwise: b’ ___ x’ ___ n’ ___ rotate 90 counter-clockwise: b’’ ___ x’’ ___ n’’ ___ rotate 180 about the origin: b’’’ ___ x’’’ ___ n’’’ ___

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To solve the rotation problems, we use the rules for rotating points about the origin:

### Rotate 90° Clockwise:
The rule is $(x, y) \to (y, -x)$.
- For $B(-4, 2)$: $x = -4$, $y = 2$ → $B'(2, 4)$ (since $y = 2$, $-x = 4$).
- For $X(-3, 1)$ (assuming $X$ is $(-3, 1)$): $x = -3$, $y = 1$ → $X'(1, 3)$ (since $y = 1$, $-x = 3$).
- For $N(-5, 4)$ (assuming $N$ is $(-5, 4)$): $x = -5$, $y = 4$ → $N'(4, 5)$ (since $y = 4$, $-x = 5$).

### Rotate 90° Counter-Clockwise:
The rule is $(x, y) \to (-y, x)$.
- For $B(-4, 2)$: $x = -4$, $y = 2$ → $B''(-2, -4)$ (since $-y = -2$, $x = -4$). Wait, correction: Wait, original $B$ is $(-4, 2)$? Wait, maybe the grid has $B$ at $(-4, 2)$? Wait, no—looking at the diagram, maybe $B$ is at $(-4, 2)$, $X$ at $(-3, 1)$, $N$ at $(-5, 4)$. Wait, no, maybe the initial coordinates are $B(-4, 2)$, $X(-3, 1)$, $N(-5, 4)$. Wait, let’s recheck 90° CCW: $(x, y) \to (-y, x)$. So for $B(-4, 2)$: $-y = -2$, $x = -4$ → $B''(-2, -4)$? Wait, no, maybe I mixed up. Wait, 90° CCW: $(x, y) \to (-y, x)$. So if $B$ is $(-4, 2)$, then $-y = -2$, $x = -4$ → $B''(-2, -4)$? Wait, maybe the diagram has different coordinates. Alternatively, maybe $B$ is at $(-4, 2)$, $X$ at $(-3, 1)$, $N$ at $(-5, 4)$. Let’s proceed with the given answers in the image (since the image has $B'(1,4)$, maybe my initial coordinate assumption is wrong). Let’s use the image’s filled values:

From the image, $B' (1,4)$, $X' (0,3)$, $N' (4,5)$ (90° clockwise).

For 90° counter-clockwise, the rule is $(x, y) \to (-y, x)$. If $B$ is $(-4, 2)$, then 90° CCW: $(-2, -4)$? But the image might have $B'' (-2, -4)$? Wait, the image’s $B''$ is blank, but let’s use the standard rules.

### Rotate 180° About the Origin:
The rule is $(x, y) \to (-x, -y)$.
- For $B(-4, 2)$: $-x = 4$, $-y = -2$ → $B'''(4, -2)$.
- For $X(-3, 1)$: $-x = 3$, $-y = -1$ → $X'''(3, -1)$ (but image has $X''' (3, -2)$? Maybe $X$ is $(-3, 2)$).
- For $N(-5, 4)$: $-x = 5$, $-y = -4$ → $N'''(5, -4)$ (but image has $N''' (5, -4)$? Maybe typo).

### Final Answers (Matching the Image’s Filled Values):
- **Rotate 90° Clockwise**:
  $B'(2, 4)$ (corrected: if $B$ is $(-4, 2)$, 90° clockwise is $(2, 4)$), $X'(1, 3)$ (if $X$ is $(-3, 1)$), $N'(4, 5)$ (if $N$ is $(-5, 4)$).
- **Rotate 90° Counter-Clockwise**:
  $B''(-2, -4)$ (if $B$ is $(-4, 2)$), $X''(-1, -3)$ (if $X$ is $(-3, 1)$), $N''(-4, -5)$ (if $N$ is $(-5, 4)$).
- **Rotate 180°**:
  $B'''(4, -2)$ (if $B$ is $(-4, 2)$), $X'''(3, -1)$ (if $X$ is $(-3, 1)$), $N'''(5, -4)$ (if $N$ is $(-5, 4)$).

(Note: The image’s filled values suggest possible coordinate adjustments, but the standard rotation rules are applied as above.)

### Key Rotation Rules:
- $90^\circ$ Clockwise: $(x, y) \to (y, -x)$
- $90^\circ$ Counter-Clockwise: $(x, y) \to (-y, x)$
- $180^\circ$: $(x, y) \to (-x, -y)$

### Final Answers (Based on Image’s Filled Blanks):
- Rotate 90° Clockwise: $B'(2, 4)$, $X'(1, 3)$, $N'(4, 5)$
- Rotate 90° Counter-Clockwise: $B''(-2, -4)$, $X''(-1, -3)$, $N''(-4, -5)$
- Rotate 180°: $B'''(4, -2)$, $X'''(3, -1)$, $N'''(5, -4)$

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Rotate 90° Clockwise:

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