Question
Find the image of 𝐵𝑄 after 90° clockwise rotation about O
Hint:
Note that clockwise means rotate towards right.
The correct answer is: BQ → AP
First try to turn the given figure through given angle towards right and notice which new vertex is has taken place of the original vertex.
We will notice that when the given figure is rotated 90° clockwise B → A and Q → P
So, BQ → AP
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