A line segment with endpoints at #(-6 , -8 )# and #(1, 1 )# is rotated clockwise by #pi #. What are the new endpoints of the line segment?

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sankarankalyanam
Jul 31, 2018

#color(blue)("New end points due to the rotation" A'(6 ,8 ), B'(-1 , -1)#

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#A (-6, -8), B (1,1), " rotated about origin by " pi " clockwise"#

#A (-6, -8) to A' (6, 8)#

#B (1, 1) to B' (-1, -1)#

#color(blue)("New end points due to the rotation" A'(6 ,8 ), B'(-1 , -1)#

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