A figure is rotated $180^circ$ . If one of the points on the image is G'(4, -8), what were the coordinates of G?

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Answer 1 · 2018-04-08T05:09:25

$color(blue)("Coordinates of " color(brown)("G were " (-4,8))$

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As per the rotation rules,

$G (x,y) to G'(-x, -y)$

Given : $G'(4, -8)$

$:. G'(4, -8)) to G (-4, 8)$

A figure is rotated 180^circ180^circ. If one of the points on the image is G'(4, -8), what were the coordinates of G?