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    CHAPTER 12 TRANSFORMATIONS III

    12.1 Revision of the 4 types of transformations which you have learnt.

    TRANSLATIONAll the points on a given plane move along a straight line by the same distance atthe same direction.

    The shape, size and orientation remain the same.

    It is written as AA with a translation of

    k

    h.

    REFLECTIONAll the points of an object are reflected in a line called the axis of reflection orline of reflection.

    It is written as AA with a reflection in the line ..

    ROTATIONAll points on the object are rotated through a fixed angle at the same directionabout a fixed point.The direction of rotation is either clockwise or anticlockwise.

    The fixed point about which the rotation takes place is called the centre of

    rotation.A Rotation is determined by (a) the centre of rotation

    (b) the angle of rotation

    (c) the direction of rotation

    ENLARGEMENT

    All points on the object move from a fixed point (the centre of enlargement)according to a fixed ratio. (the scale factor)

    Example

    Transformations III 1

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    ABCDE FGHIJ with a translation

    43

    .

    ABCDE KLMNO with a reflection at the line x = 4.ABCDE PQRST with a rotation of 90o clockwise about the point (-1, 5).

    ABCDE AUVWX with an enlargement at point A(1, 2) with ascale factor of 2.

    12.2Combination of two types of transformations

    Symbol of combination of 2 transformations

    P(A) represents the image of point A under transformation P. PQ represents transformation Q followed by transformation P. QP represents transformation P followed by transformation Q. P2 represents two consecutive transformations of P.

    Skills assessed To determine the image of a given point or shape under the combination of 2

    transformations.

    To find a single transformation which is equivalent to a combination of 2 giventransformations.

    Describe fully two consecutive transformations which map an object to itsimage.

    Calculate the area of the image (or object) under an enlargement.

    12.2a To Find the Image of a Point under the Combination of Translation and

    Reflection

    1. T = Translation

    13

    P = Reflection at y = 1.

    Find the image of A under (a) PT (b) TP.

    2. T = Translation

    16

    P = Reflection at y = 1.

    Find the image of A under (a) PT (b) TP.

    Transformations III 2

    (a) A(2,4)A(5,3) A(5,-1) (a) A(1,3)A( , ) A( , )

    (b) A(1,3)A( , ) A( , )(b) A(2,4)A(2,-2) A(5,-3)

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    3. T = Translation

    3

    4

    P = Reflection at y = 3.

    Find the image of A under (a) PT (b) TP.

    4. T = Translation

    2

    1

    P = Reflection at x = 2.

    Find the image of A under (a) PT (b) TP.

    5. T = Translation

    23

    P = Reflection at x = -1.

    Find the image of A under (a) PT (b) TP.

    6. T = Translation

    25

    P = Reflection at y = x.

    Find the image of A under (a) PT (b) TP.

    Transformations III 3

    (a) A(4,-1)A( , ) A( , )(b) A(4,-1)A( , ) A( , )

    (a) A(-2,4)A( , ) A( , )

    (b) A(-2,4)A( , ) A( , )

    (a) A(-2,3)A( , ) A( , )

    (b) A(-2,3)A( , ) A( , )

    (a) A(2, 2)A( , ) A( , )(b) A(2, 2)A( , ) A( , )

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    12.2b To Find the Image of a Point under the Combination of Translation and

    Rotation

    1. T = Translation

    13

    R = Rotation 90o clockwise about point P

    Find the image of A under (a) RT (b) TR.

    2. T = Translation

    2

    4

    R = Rotation 90o clockwise about point P.

    Find the image of A under (a) RT (b) TR.

    3. T = Translation

    3

    2

    R= Rotation 90o anticlockwise about point P

    Find the image of A under (a) RT (b) TR.

    4. T = Translation

    2

    1

    R= Rotation 90o anticlockwise about point P

    Find the image of A under (a) RT (b) TR.

    12.2c To Find the Image of a Point under the Combination of Reflection and Rotation

    Transformations III 4

    (a) A(2,3)A(5,2) A(2,-3)

    (b) A(2,3)A(3,0) A(6,-1)

    (a) A(2,1)A( , ) A( , )

    (b) A(2,1)A( , ) A( , )

    (a) A(3,-1)A( , ) A( , )

    (b) A(3,-1)A( , ) A( , )

    (a) A(6,-1)A( , ) A( ,

    (b) A(6,-1)A( , ) A( ,

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    1. V = Reflection at y = 1.R = Rotation 90o clockwise about P.

    Find the image of A under (a) RV (b)

    VR.

    2. U = Reflection at y = 2.R = Rotation 90o clockwise about P.

    Find the image of A under (a) RU (b) UR.

    3. P = Reflection at x = -1.

    R = Rotation 90o clockwise about H.

    Find the image of A under (a) RP (b)

    PR.

    4. P = Reflection at x = 4.

    R = Rotation 90o anticlockwise about O.

    Find the image of A under (a) RP (b) PR.

    Transformations III 5

    (a) A(2,3)A(2,-1) A(1,4)(b) A(2,3)A( , ) A( , )

    (a) A(3,3)A( , ) A( , )(b) A(3,3)A( , ) A( , )

    (a) A(1,2)A( , ) A( , )

    (b) A(1,2)A( , ) A( , )

    (a) A(3,1)A( , ) A( , )(b) A(3,1)A( , ) A( , )

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    12.3 Description of a transformation when the object and image are

    given

    Full description must be given by stating

    (i) the type of transformation,

    (ii) details of the transformation required.

    Type of

    transformations

    Details required Example

    TranslationABor

    k

    h

    Translation

    32

    or

    Translation UV

    Reflection Axis of reflection A reflection in the line x = 2A reflection in the line y = 3

    A reflection in the line y = x

    Rotation Angle of rotation

    (90o or 180o)

    Direction of rotation(clockwise or anticlockwise)

    Centre of rotation

    A rotation of 90o in the clockwise

    direction about the point (1,3).

    A rotation of 90o in the anticlockwisedirection about the origin.

    A rotation of 180o in the clockwise

    direction about the point K.

    Enlargement Scale Factor (, 2 or 3)

    Centre of enlargement

    An enlargement with scale factor 3 at

    the centre (4,1).An enlargement at the point (4,1)

    through a scale factor of 2.

    In the following diagrams, II is the image ofI under a transformation V. Describe in full,

    transformation V.

    Example Exercise

    1.

    V = Translation

    31

    2

    V =

    Transformations III 6

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4-1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4-1

    -2

    -3

    I

    II

    I

    II

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    3

    V = Reflection at the line x = 2.

    4

    V =

    5

    V =

    6

    V =

    7

    V = Rotation of 90o clockwise at (0,0)

    8

    V =

    9 10

    Transformations III 7

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    I II

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    III

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    I

    II

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2-3

    I

    II

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1-2

    -3

    I

    O

    A

    BA

    B

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1-2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2-3

    II

    I

    II

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    V = V =

    11

    V = Enlargement with scale factor 2

    at (0, 0).

    12

    V =

    13

    V =

    14

    V =

    12.4 Description of the combined transformations involved when

    the object and image are given

    Transformations III 8

    I

    II

    II

    I

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    I

    II

    I

    II

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2-3

    II

    III

    I

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    In the following diagrams, II is the image ofI under a transformation V followed by

    another transformation W.Describe in full, transformations V and W.

    Note that there are many possible combinations.

    Example Exercise

    1.

    V = Translation

    1

    2

    W = Enlargement with scale factor 2

    at (-3, 1).

    2

    V =

    W =

    3

    V = Reflection at the line x = 2.

    W = Enlargement with scale factor at (3, 0).

    4

    V =

    W =

    Transformations III 9

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2-3

    I

    II

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    I

    II

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    III

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    I

    I

    II

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    5

    V =

    W =

    6

    V =

    W =

    7

    V = Rotation of 90

    o

    clockwise at (2,0)W = Enlargement with scale factor 2

    at (1,-3)

    8

    V =W =

    9

    V =

    W =

    10

    V =

    W =

    Transformations III 10

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x

    1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3I

    II

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    II

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    I

    O

    A

    BA

    B O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    II

    I

    II

    I

    IIII

    I

    I

    I

    II

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    12.5 To calculate the area of the image (or object) under an

    enlargement with scale factor k

    Use the formula

    Or

    12.5ANo. Area of Object Scale Factor, k Area of Image

    1 5 cm2 2 225 = 20 cm2

    2 12 cm2 3

    3 36 cm2

    2

    1

    4 17 unit2 1.5

    5 2.5 unit2 4

    6 22

    162

    64cm=

    2 64 cm2

    7 4 560 cm2

    8

    2

    1 24 cm2

    9 2 72 cm2

    10 3 157.5 unit2

    11 1.5 108

    12 42 cm2 2.5

    13 5 2800 cm2

    14 315 2

    15

    15 cm2

    3

    915

    1352

    ===

    k

    k 135 cm2

    16 24 cm2 384 cm2

    17 108 cm2 27 cm2

    Transformations III 11

    Area of Image = k2 Area of Object

    Area of Object =2

    ImageofArea

    k

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    12.5B In the diagrams below, A is the image of A under an enlargement with scale factor k.

    1

    Area of A = 18.5, k = 2

    Area of A= 18.522

    = 74

    2

    Area of A = 14, k = 1.5

    Area of A=

    3

    Area of A = 48, k =

    Area of A=

    4

    Area of A = 108, k = 2

    Area of A = 10822

    = 27

    5

    Area of A = 153, k = 1.5

    Area of A =

    6

    Area of A = 48, k =

    Area of A =

    7

    Area of A = 927, k = 3

    Area of A =

    8

    Area of A = 4.2, k = 3

    Area of shaded region

    = 4.232 4.2= 33.6

    9

    Area of A = 21.6, k = 1.5

    Area of shaded region

    =

    10

    Area of A = 47 cm2, k =

    Area of shaded region

    =

    11

    Area of A = 21 cm2, k =

    Area of shaded region

    =

    12

    Area of A = 33.6 cm2, k =

    Area of image A

    =

    Transformations III 12

    AA

    AA

    AA

    AA

    AA

    AA

    AA

    A

    A

    A

    A

    A A

    A

    A

    A

    A

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    12.6 Description of a single transformation which is equivalent to two

    combined transformations

    Using the object and image given in the following diagrams, describe in full, a single

    transformation which is equivalent to the combination of the two given transformations.

    Note that you are required to know the cases for combination of two isometric

    transformations of the same type only.

    Example Exercise

    1.

    V = Translation

    1

    2,W = Translation

    34

    WV = Translation

    42

    .

    2

    V = Translation

    , W = Translation

    WV =

    3

    V = Reflection at the line x = 2.

    W = Reflection at the line x = -1.

    WV = Translation

    0

    6

    4

    V = Reflection at ______________ .

    W = Reflection at ______________

    WV =

    Transformations III 13

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4-1

    -2

    -3

    I

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4-1

    -2

    -3

    I

    I

    II

    III

    II

    III

    IIIIII

    I IIIII

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    5

    V = Reflection at the line y = -2.

    W = Reflection at the line y = 0.

    WV = Translation

    4

    0

    6

    V = Reflection at the line y = 2.

    W = Reflection at the line y = 0.

    WV =

    7

    V = Reflection at the line x = 2.W = Reflection at the line y = -1.

    WV = Rotation 180o at the point (2, -1)

    8

    V = Reflection at the line x = 3.W = Reflection at the line y = 1.

    WV =

    9

    V = Rotation 90o clockwise at (2,0)

    W = Rotation 180o clockwise at (-1,1)WV = Rotation 90o anticlockwise at (-2,-2)

    10

    V = Rotation 90o clockwise at (2,0)

    W = Rotation 90o clockwise at (0,2)WV =

    Transformations III 14

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x

    1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3II

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    I

    O

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    I

    I

    III

    I

    II

    III

    O

    2

    3

    y

    x1

    31 2-1 4 5-2-3-4

    -1

    -2

    -3

    O

    I

    II

    III

    I

    4

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    12.7 Questions Based On Examination Format

    Question 1

    (a) Transformation P represents a reflection at the line y = 2. Transformation T represents

    a translation

    23 . Transformation Rrepresents a rotation of 90o in the anticlockwise

    direction about the point (5, 4).

    State the coordinates of the image of point (3, 1) under the following transformation:

    (i) P,

    (ii) TP,(iii) RT.

    (b) In Diagram 1, quadrilateral KLMN is the image of quadrilateral EFGH under atransformation V followed by another transformation W.

    Describe in full

    (i) transformation V , and(ii) transformation W.

    (c) Given that quadrilateral KLMN represents an area of 88 unit2, find the area represented

    by quadrilateral EFGH.

    Transformations III 15

    2 4-4 -2 0 6-6 8

    x

    y

    2

    4

    6

    -2

    -4

    -6

    K

    L

    MN

    E

    F

    GH

    DIAGRAM 1

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    Model Answer For Question 1

    (b)

    (i) V = Reflection at the line y = -1. [2 marks] - (get 1 mark if no axis of reflection or

    the reflection axis is wrong)

    (ii) W = Enlargement with scale factor 2 at centre K.[3 marks] - (get 1 mark if enlargement only,

    get 2 marks if enlargement with scale factor 2

    or enlargement at centre K.)

    (c)

    2

    2

    2

    224

    88

    288

    unitl

    l

    objectofAreakimageofArea

    ==

    =

    =

    Transformations III 16

    (a) (i) (3, 3) 1 mark(ii) (0, 5) 2 marks

    (iii) (6, -1) 2 marks

    2

    -2

    4

    2 4-4 -2 0 6x

    y

    -4

    y =2

    2 4-4 -2 0 6-6 8

    x

    y

    2

    4

    6

    -2

    -4

    -6

    K

    L

    MN

    E

    F

    GH

    (a) A(2,

    2)A( , ) A(

    , )

    b A 2, 2 A ,

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    Question 2

    Table 1(a) Table 1 shows three pairs of corresponding object and image points under the same

    translation. State the coordinates of

    (i) point A,(ii) point B.

    (b) Point D is the image for point J under a reflection. State the image of point K under

    the same reflection.

    (c) In Diagram 2, triangle JKL is the image of triangle DEF under a transformation Vfollowed by another transformation W

    Describe in full

    (i) transformation V , and

    (ii) transformation W.

    (d) Given that triangle JKL represents an area of 169 unit2, find the area represented by

    triangle DEF.

    Transformations III

    Object Point E D B

    Image Point F A L

    17

    DIAGRAM 2

    2 4-4 -2 0 x-6

    y

    2

    4

    1

    -2

    -4

    -5

    3

    -3

    -3 -1-1

    -5 1 3 5

    D

    E

    FJL

    K

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    Question 3 (1998)

    (a) Transformation G represents a reflection at the line x = 1. Transformation H represents

    a translation

    62

    . Transformation Krepresents a rotation of 90o in the anticlockwise

    direction about the point (3, 0).

    State the coordinates of the image of point (5, 2) under the following transformation:

    (i) G,(ii) HG,

    (iii) KH. [5 marks]

    (b) In Diagram 3, triangle LMN is the image of triangle RMS under a transformation V

    and triangle LMN is also the object which maps to the image triangle LQP under atransformation W.

    Describe in full(i) transformation V , and

    (ii) transformation W.

    (c) Given that triangle LMN has an area of 21 unit2, find the area of quadrilateral MQPN.

    [7 marks]

    Transformations III 18

    DIAGRAM 3

    N

    L

    M

    N

    S

    R Q

    P

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    Question 4 (1999)

    The graph in Diagram 8 shows the quadrilateralsEFGH,JKLMandNPQR.

    (a) Transformation T represents a translation

    2

    3. Transformation V represents a

    reflection at the line y = 4. Transformation W represents a reflection at the y-axis.

    (i) State the coordinates of the image of pointEunder the

    translation T.

    (ii) State the coordinates of the image of pointHunder the

    reflection V.

    (iii) Find the coordinates of the image of pointJunder the

    transformation WT.

    (iv) By recognizing the image of EFGHunder the

    transformation WV, describe in full a single transformation which is

    equivalent to transformation WV.

    [7 marks]

    (b) NPQR is the image ofJKLMunder a transformation S.

    (i) Describe in full transformation S .(ii) If the area of JKLMis 17 unit2, calculate the area ofNPQR.

    Transformations III 19

    DIAGRAM 8

    x

    N

    2 4-4 -2 0

    10

    -6

    8

    -8

    2

    4

    6

    y

    P

    Q

    R

    NL

    K J

    M

    E F

    G

    H

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    [5 marks]

    Question 5 (2000J)

    (a) Transformation T represents a translation

    3

    6and transformation P represents a

    reflection at the line y = -2.

    State the coordinates of the image of point (4, 3) under the following transformation:(i) T,

    (ii) P,

    (iii) TP. [4 marks]

    (b) In Diagram 10, triangleHJKis the image of triangleEFG under a transformation V

    and triangleLMNis the image of triangleHJKunder a transformation W.

    Describe in full

    (i) transformation V ,

    (ii) transformation W, and

    (iii) a single transformation which is equivalent to WV.

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    DIAGRAM 10

    2 4-3 -2 0 6 81 3 5 7 x-1

    2

    1

    3

    -1

    -2

    -3

    -4

    -5

    y

    4

    5

    JK

    H

    F

    G E

    M

    N L

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    [8 marks]

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    Question 6 (2000)

    The graph in Diagram 8 shows the quadrilateralsDEFG,DKJHandLMNH.

    (a) Transformation S represents a translation

    3

    2. Transformation T represents a

    reflection at lineDEK.

    State the coordinates of the image of point (1, 2) under the followingtransformation:

    (i) S,

    (ii) T,

    (iii) ST.

    [4 marks]

    (b) QuadrilateralDKJHis the image of quadrilateralDEFG under a transformation Vand quadrilateralLMNHis the image of quadrilateralDKJHunder a transformation W.

    Describe in full(i) transformation V,(ii) transformation W.

    [6 marks]

    (c) If the area of quadrilateral DEFGis 12.7 square units, calculate the area of

    quadrilateralDKJH.

    [2 marks]

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    DIAGRAM 8

    4

    2

    6

    8

    0 2-4 -2 4 6x

    y

    -8 -6

    M

    N H

    L

    J

    K

    E

    F

    G D

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    Question 7 (2001J)

    (a) Transformation P represents a reflection at the line that passes through (0, 0) and

    (6, 6). Transformation T represents a translation

    12

    .

    State the coordinates of the image of point (3, 2) under the following

    transformation:

    (i) T,(ii) PT,

    (iii) TP.[5 marks]

    (b) In Diagram 8, triangleDECis the image of triangleABCunder a transformation Vand triangleDFG is the image of triangleDECunder a transformation W.

    (i) Describe in full transformation V.

    (ii) Given that transformation W is an enlargement. State

    the centre and scale factor of the enlargement.

    (iii) Calculate the area of triangleABCif the area of

    quadrilateral CEFG is 24 square units.

    [7 marks]

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    DIAGRAM 8

    A

    B

    C

    D

    E

    F

    G

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    Question 8 (2001)

    (a) Transformation M represents a translation

    1

    4. Transformation P represents a

    reflection at the line y = 2.

    State the coordinates of the image of point (-3, 0) under the following

    transformation:

    (i) P,(ii) MM,

    (iii) PM.[5 marks]

    (b) Diagram 9 shows quadrilateral ODEF, quadrilateral OFGH and quadrilateral OLKJ

    which are drawn on square grids.

    (i) Given that transformation Q is a reflection at line OFL and transformation

    Ris a reflection at line OHJ. If quadrilateral ODEFexperiences

    transformation RQ, describein fulla single transformation which is

    equivalent to RQ.

    (ii) Given that quadrilateral OLKJis the image of quadrilateral OFGHunder a

    transformation W.

    (a) Describe in full transformation W.(b) Calculate the area of the shaded region if the area of quadrilateral

    OFGHis 12.7 square units.

    [7 marks]

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    DIAGRAM 9

    K J

    L

    E

    D O

    HG

    F

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    Question 9 (2002J)

    The graph in Diagram 9 shows the trianglesKLM,KRQ andPNM.

    (a) TrianglePNMis the image of triangleKLMunder a transformation G whereas

    triangleKRQ is the image of triangleKLMunder a transformation H.

    Describe in full

    (i) transformation G,(ii) transformation H.

    (b) Given that transformation D is a reflection at the line y = 1 and transformation E is a

    reflection at the x-axis.

    (i) State the coordinates of(a) the image of pointMunder the transformation D,

    (b) the image of pointR under the transformation DE.

    (ii) If transformation W is a single transformation which is equivalent to

    transformation DE, describe in full transformation W.

    (c) Given that the area of triangleKLMis 6.3 square unit, calculate the area of the image

    of triangleKLMunder an enlargement with a scale factor of 5.

    [7 marks]

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    DIAGRAM 9

    x

    N

    2 4-4 -2 0

    2

    4

    6

    y

    8

    -2

    -4

    -6

    R

    Q

    P

    N

    M

    K

    L

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    Question 10(2002)

    (a) Transformation Rrepresents a rotation of 90o in the anti-clockwise direction atpoint (1, 4). Transformation P represents a reflection at the line y = 2.

    State the coordinates of the image of point (3, 1) under the followingtransformation:

    (i) R,

    (ii) PR.

    [3 marks]

    (b) The graph in diagram 8 shows quadrilateralsA, B, CandD.

    (i) QuadrilateralB is the image of quadrilateralA under a transformationV, whereasquadrilateral C is the image of quadrilateralB under a transformationW.

    Describein full

    (a) transformation V,

    (b) a single transformation which is equivalent to transformation WV.

    (ii) QuadrilateralD is the image of quadrilateralA under a certain enlargement.

    (a) State the scale factor of the enlargement.

    (b) Find the coordinates of the centre of the enlargement.

    (c) If the area of quadrilateralA is 7.5 square units, calculate the area of quadrilateralD.

    [9 marks]

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    DIAGRAM 8

    126 8 14 16x

    4

    y

    4

    2

    6

    8

    0 2 10

    D

    AB

    C

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    ANSWERS

    Chapter 12 Transformations III

    12.2a

    2 (a) A(7, 2), A(7, 0)(b) A(1, -1), A(7, -2)

    3 (a) A(-2, 5), A(-2, 1)

    (b) A(2, 4), A(-2, 7)

    4 (a) A(3, 1), A(1, 1)

    (b) A(0, -1), A(-1, 1)

    5 (a) A(1, 2), A(-3, 2)

    (b) A(2, 4), A(5, 2)

    6 (a) A(3, 1), A(1, 3)(b) A(3, -2), A(8, -4)

    12.2b

    2 (a) A(6, 3), A(4, -1)(b) A(3, 0), A(7, 2)

    3 (a) A(1, 2), A(3, 0)

    (b) A(6, 2), A(4, 5)

    4 (a) A(5, 1), A(3, 1)

    (b) A(5, 2), A(4, 4)

    12.2c

    1 (b) A(5, 4), A(5, -2)

    2 (a) A(3, 1), A(-2, 0)

    (b) A(0, 0), A(0, 4)

    3 (a) A(-3, 2), A(1, 4)

    (b) A(1, 0), A(-3, 0)

    4 (a) A(5, 1), A(-1, 5)

    (b) A(-1, 3), A(9, 3)

    12.3

    2 Translation

    1

    4

    3 Reflection at x = 2

    4 Reflection at x = 0

    5 Reflection at y = 1

    6 Reflection at y = x

    7 Rotation of 90o clockwise about (0, 0).

    8 Rotation of 90o clockwise about (0, -1).9 Rotation of 180o clockwise about (1, 1).

    10 Rotation of 180o clockwise about (1, 0.5).

    11 Enlargement with scale factor 2 at (0, 0)

    12 Enlargement with scale factor 2 at (1, 4)13 Enlargement with scale factor 3 at (-3, 0)

    14 Enlargement with scale factor2

    3at (-1, 1).

    12.4

    2 V = Translation

    03

    W = Enlargement with scale factor 3 at (0, 3)

    4 V = Reflection at the line x = 1

    W = Enlargement with scale factor 2 at (-1, 0)5 V = Reflection at the line y = - 2

    W= Enlargement with scale factor 2.5 at (3, -2)

    6 V = Reflection at the line y = - 1

    W = Enlargement with scale factor 2 at (4, -1)

    8 V = Rotation of 90o anti-clockwise about (0, -2).

    W = Enlargement with scale factor 2 at (4, 0)

    9 V = Rotation of 90o clockwise about (3, 1).

    W = Enlargement with scale factor 2 at (2, -1)

    10 V = Rotation of 180o clockwise about (2, -2).

    W = Enlargement with scale factor 2.5 at (3, -2)

    12.5A

    2. 108 3. 9 4. 38.25

    5. 40 7. 35 8. 96

    9. 18 10. 17.5 11. 48

    12. 262.5 13. 112 14. 1260

    16. 4 17. 0.5

    12.5B

    2. 31.5 3. 12 5. 686. 192 7. 103 9. 27

    10. k=2, 141 11. k=3, 168 12. k=2, 134.4

    12.6

    2. V = Translation

    0

    6

    W = Translation

    4

    3

    WV = Translation

    43

    4. V = Reflection at x = 0W = Reflection at x = 4

    WV = Translation

    0

    8

    6. WV = Translation

    40

    8. WV = Rotation 180o clockwise about (3,1)

    10. WV = Rotation 180o clockwise about (0,0)

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    12.7 Questions According to Examination Format

    2(a) (i) A(1, 3) (ii) B(2, 0)

    (b) (3, -4)

    (c) V = Rotation 90o anti-clockwise about point F.W = Enlargement with scale factor 2 at point J.

    (d) 42.25

    3(a) (i) (-3, 2) (ii) (-1, -4) (iii) (7, 4)

    (b) (i) V = Rotation 180o clockwise about point M.

    (ii) W = Enlargement with scale factor 3 at point L.

    (a) 168

    (b)

    4(a) (i) (-1, 8) (ii) (2, 3) (iii) (5, 4)

    (iv) WV = Rotation 180o clockwise about point (0, 4).

    (b) (i) Enlargement with scale factor 3 at point (-2, 1).

    (ii) 153

    5(a) (i) (-2, 6) (ii) (4, -7) (iii) (-2, - 4)

    (b) (i) V = Rotation 90o anti-clockwise about point (4, 0).(ii) W = Rotation 90o clockwise about point (1, -1).

    (iii) Translation

    4

    2

    6(a) (i) (-1, 5) (ii) (3, 4) (iii) (1, 7)

    (b) (i) V = Enlargement with scale factor 2 at point D.

    (ii) W = Rotation 90o

    anti-clockwise about point H.(c) 50.8

    7(a) (i) (5, 1) (ii) (1, 5) (iii) (4, 2)

    (b) (i) V = Rotation 90o clockwise about point C.

    (ii) Centre D, scale factor = 2

    (iii) 8

    8 (a) (i) (-3, 4) (ii) (5, 2) (iii) (1, 3)

    (b) (i) RQ = Rotation 90o clockwise about point O.

    (ii) (a) W = Enlargement with scale factor 3 at point O.(b) 101.6

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    9. (a) (i) Rotation 180o clockwise about point M.

    (ii) Enlargement with scale factor 3 at point K.

    (b) (i) (a) (6, 2) (b) (-4, -1)

    (ii) W = Translation

    2

    0.

    (c) 157.5

    10. (a) (i) (4, 6) (ii) (4, -2)

    (b) (i) (a) V = Reflection at the line x = 5

    (b) WV = Rotation 180o clockwise about point (5, 4)

    (ii) (a) 3 (b) (6, 7) (c) 67.5