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Name: __________________________________
Unit: _________________ Period: ________
Date: ____________________________
Topic:__Transformations_________________________

Statement of Inquiry: What happens to a shape in the coordinate plane when it is translated, rotated, refelcted or
dilated?
Notes Objective:
Questions/Main Ideas:

Notes:
(2.1)The

meaning of congruent is

(2.1)Key

Idea: Identifying Congruent Figures

(2.2)A

transformation is

(2.2)A

translation is

(2.2)Ex

2: Translating a Figure in the Coordinate Plane

(2.2)Ex

3: Translating a Figure Using Coordinates

(2.3)A

reflection is

(2.3)A

line of reflection is

(2.3)Ex

2: Reflecting a Figure in the x-axis

(2.3)Ex

3: Reflecting a Figure in the y-axis

(2.4)Key

Idea: Rotations

(2.4)Ex

2: Rotating a Figure

(2.4)Ex

3: Rotating a Figure

(2.4)Ex

4: Using More than One Transformation

(2.7)Dilation

(2.7)Center

(2.7)Scale

(2.7)Key

Summary:

is

of dilation is

Factor is

Idea: Dilations in the Coordinate Plane

(2.7)Ex

2: Dilating a Figure

(2.7)Ex

3: Dilating a Figure

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