Mathematics
Grade-8
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Question

The  rule (x , y) → ( - x ,   - y) describe

  1. Reflection of point over the line y = x
  2. Reflection of point over the line y =  - x
  3. Rotation of point 90° counter clockwise
  4. Rotation of point 180° clockwise

hintHint:

A rotation is a transformation in a plane that turns every point of a preimage through a specified angle and direction about a fixed point.

The correct answer is: Rotation of point 180° clockwise


    The rule (x , y) → ( - x , - y) describe reflection of the point about the line y = -x.
    Hence, the correct option is C.

    A point can be reflected about any of the two axes or any line.

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