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20 Cards in this Set
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Geometric Transformation |
Changing a set of all points (often a shape) by translating, reflecting, rotating or dilating it. |
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Translation |
Shifting an image horizontally and/or vertically |
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Horizontal Shift |
Moving Left or Right |
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Vertical Shift |
Moving Up or Down |
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Reflection |
Creating a mirror image over a line of a pre-image |
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Pre-Image |
The original set of points to be transformed. |
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Rotation |
Turning a figure around a fixed point. |
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Dilation |
Resizing an image based on a scale factor. |
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Scale Factor |
A number by which you dilate a figure. A number larger than one will result in a larger image and a number between zero and one will result in a smaller image. |
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Function |
Relationship where every input maps to exactly one output. (In Math I your input was typically "x" with an output of "y") |
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Geometric Transformation Function |
A relationship where a coordinate maps to a new coordinate. |
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Notation for a Geometric Transformation Rule |
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Notation for a function of "x" |
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Notation for a Pre-Image Triangle Vertices A, B, and C |
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Notation for the First Transformed image from a Pre-Image Triangle with Vertices A, B, and C |
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Notation for the Second Transformed image from a Pre-Image Triangle with Vertices A, B, and C |
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Domain |
Set of all inputs for a function |
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Range |
Set of all outputs for a function |
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Congruent |
Have the same shape and size |
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Similar |
Have the same shape but different size |