Transformations Flashcards
Transformation (definition)
A one-to-one function that maps a point in the plane to a point in the plane
Preimage (definition)
The original point/image
Image (definition)
The transformed point/image
Reflection (definition)
Any point, P, NOT on the line of reflection onto the point P’ so that the line of reflection is the PERPENDICULAR BISECTOR of the segment connecting P and P’
What does r with a subscript of y=4 represent?
A reflection across the line of y=4
What does r with subscript l: P —> P’ represent?
A reflection across line l that maps point P to P’
What does r with subscript l (P) = P’ represent?
The image of P under a reflection in line l is P prime
What does P with r with subscript l above —> leading to P’ represent?
The image of P under a reflection in line l is P prime.
What is a translation?
A transformation of the plane that maps each point to a point in the same direction at the same distance.
What does T with subscript a,b times and (P) = P’ represent?
The translation of P a spaces left or right and b spaces up or down is equal to P prime
What is a reflection (with fixed point P)?
Any point that maps to its prime point where P is the midpoint of the segment
Point reflection in the origin (formula)
(x, y) with R(0,0) —> (-x, -y)
Point reflection formula for any point
(x, y) with R(m,n) —> (2m-x, 2n-y)
What properties are preserved in TRANSFORMATIONS
length (distance), area, parallelism, midpoint, angle measure, collinearity
Rule for a 90 degrees clockwise rotation (along origin)
(x,y) —> (-y,x)
rule for a 180 degree rotation
(x, y) —> (-x, -y)
Rotation rule for 270 degree clockwise rotation
(x, y) —> (y, -x)
When is a line its own image in a dilation?
When its center of dilation is on the line
What do you do if the center of dilation is not on a line?
- The slope remains the same
- The y-intercept is multiplied by the scale factor
What properties are persevered in dilations?
Angle measures, parallelism, collinearity, midpoint
What properties are not preserved under a dilation?
area and distance
How do you show two polygons are similar?
- if the ratio of their perimeters is equal to the scale factor AND
- if the ratio of their areas equals the square of the scale factor
How is perimeter or circumference affected by scale factor?
The perimeter/circumference is multiplied by the scale factor
How is area affect by scale factor?
The area is multiplied by the scale factor squared