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Form 2 Rotation

The document discusses rotation and defines it as the circular movement of an object around a center point. It notes that to describe a rotation, you need: 1) the direction of rotation (clockwise or counterclockwise), 2) the angle of rotation, and 3) the coordinates of the center of rotation. Several examples are provided of rotating points and shapes at different angles and around different center points.

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Form 2 Rotation

The document discusses rotation and defines it as the circular movement of an object around a center point. It notes that to describe a rotation, you need: 1) the direction of rotation (clockwise or counterclockwise), 2) the angle of rotation, and 3) the coordinates of the center of rotation. Several examples are provided of rotating points and shapes at different angles and around different center points.

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Rotation:

Circular movement of an abject


around a centre.

Learning objective
Rotate shapes about a given point
Identify object, image, centre of
rotation, direction and describe the
rotation.

What 3 pieces of information do


you need to be able to rotate a
shape?
1) the direction of the rotation
(clockwise or anti-clockwise)
2) the angle (90, 180, 270)
3) the centre of rotation (always
given as a co-ordinate)

Rotation
Rotate the
point 90
clockwise about
the origin.

Rotation
Rotate the
point 90
clockwise about
the origin.

Rotation
Rotate the
point 90
clockwise about
the origin.

Rotation
Rotate the
point 90
clockwise about
the origin.

Rotation
Rotate the
point 90 anticlockwise about
the origin.

Rotation
Rotate the
shape 90
clockwise about
the origin.

Rotation
Rotate the
shape 90
anti-clockwise
about the
origin.

Rotation
Rotate the
shape 180
about the
origin.

Rotation
Rotate the
shape 180
about the
origin.

Rotations
A rotation turns a shape about a fixed point.
This point is called the centre of rotation.
You need three things to describe a rotation
1) the direction of the rotation (clockwise
or anti-clockwise)
2) the angle (90, 180, 270)
3) the centre of rotation (always given as
a co-ordinate)

Rotation
Rotate the
shape 90
clockwise about
the point (2,2).

Rotation
Rotate the
shape 90
anti-clockwise
about the
point (3,0).

Rotation
Rotate the
shape 180
about the point
(-1,-2).

Rotation
Identify the
centre of
rotation.
Describe the
rotation.
Rotation of
___0 about ( _
, _).

(1,3)

Rotation
Identify the
centre of
rotation.
Describe the
rotation.
Rotation of
___0 about ( _
, _).

(0,1)

Rotation
Identify the
centre of
rotation.
Describe the
rotation.
Rotation of
___0 about ( _
, _).

(-2,-1)

Rotation
Identify the
centre of
rotation.
Describe the
rotation.
Rotation of
___0
_(C/A)_
about ( _ , _).

(4,-1)

Rotation
Identify the
centre of
rotation.
Describe the
rotation.
Rotation of
___0
_(C/A)_
about ( _ , _).

(-1,-3)

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