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Transformations Level 1

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This is level 1; Reflect a shape in a given line. Click on coordinates to draw your image.

Draw the reflection of the shape in the y axis.

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Draw the reflection of the shape in the y axis.

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Draw the reflection of the shape in the x axis.

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Draw the reflection of the shape in the x axis.

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Draw the reflection of the shape in y = -1

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Draw the reflection of the shape in y = 1

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Draw the reflection of the shape in x = -1

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Draw the reflection of the shape in x = -1

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Draw the reflection of the shape in y = x

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Draw the reflection of the shape in y = x

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Draw the reflection of the shape in y = -x

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Draw the reflection of the shape in y = -x

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Which Transformation? - This is an easy exercise to begin with asking you to recognise some very simple transfomations.

Level 1 - Reflect a shape in a given line

Level 2 - Translate a shape by a given vector

Level 3 - Rotate a shape about a given point by a given angle

Level 4 - Enlarge a shape from a given point by a given scale factor

Level 5 - Transform a shape by a given matrix

Level 6 - Mixed questions without diagrams

Level 7 - Describe the transformation from the diagrams

Exam Style questions are in the style of GCSE or IB/A-level exam paper questions and worked solutions are available for Transum subscribers.

There is a printable worksheet to go with this activity.

Worksheet

Finally try Blow Up, a clallenge to find all the points that could be the centre of enlargement of a shape if the image does not go off the grid. Great fun!

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