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Warm-Up Reflect the figure across the y-axis. Label the image A’B’C’. Translate the new image using the vector <2,-10>. Label the final image A’’B’’C’’.

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Warm-Up

• Reflect the figure across the y-axis. Label the image A’B’C’.

• Translate the newimage using the vector <2,-10>. Label the final image A’’B’’C’’.

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Homework Review 7.1 and 7.2

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Homework Review 7.1 and 7.2

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Homework Review 7.1 and 7.29.

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Homework Review 7.1 and 7.2

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Homework Review 7.1 and 7.2

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7.3 Composition of Transformations

Minimal Path

Finish Section 7.2 – Minimal Path

• Step 1 Reflect the ___________ point over the wall. (Label as ______’.)

• Step 2 Connect the ___________ point to the reflected point.

• Step 3 Connect the ___________ point to where Step 2 intersects the wall.

• Step 4 Add __________________ to show direction!

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Example A: Pool TableFind the minimal path FROM point A to point B bouncing off the BOTTOM wall.

Example B: Highway

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Compositions of Transformations:

Draw triangle ABC with vertices:

A (-1 , 0), B (4 , 0), and C (2 , 6)

Translate ABC by the rule:

(x , y) (x – 6 , y – 5)

Translate the new image (A’B’C’) by the rule:

(x , y) (x + 14 , y + 3)

a. What single translation is equivalent to the composition of these two translations?

b. What single translations brings the second image A’’B’’C’’ back to the position of the original triangle ABC?

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Practice:

1. Name a single translation that is the equivalent to the composition of these two translation vectors:

< +2, -3> and < +5, +7>

2. Name a single rotation that is the combination of these three rotations:

40° clockwise, 50° counter-clockwise, 75° clockwise

3. If a figure is translated using the vector< 4, -7> and then translated again using < 5, -7>, this can be represented by what single vector?

4. A rotation 40° clockwise, followed by a rotation 30° counter-clockwise, followed by a rotation 20° clockwise is equivalent to what single rotation?

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• Reflections Across Parallel Lines Conjecture: A composition of two reflections across two parallel lines is equivalent to a single _________________________________.

• In addition, the distance from any point to its second image under the two reflections is _________________ the distance between the parallel lines.

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Practice:

Name a single transformation that can replace the following two transformations: reflection across line p, then reflection across line q, if lines p and q are vertical and 10 inches apart. (HINT: Draw a picture!)

Name a single transformation that can replace a reflection over the x-axis followed by the translation <0,-3>. (HINT: Plot a few points, perform the transformations, and look for a pattern!)

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• A glide reflection is a composition of a ________________ and a ________________.

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7.3 Compositions of Transformations

• Homework

▫ Worksheet 7.3