Grade General Mathematics Term 3 Study Guide Flashcards
SECTION 1: CORE TRANSFORMATION RULES REFERENCE
Translation Rules
A translation moves a point to a new position by adding or subtracting values from the coordinates: .
Horizontal Movement ():
To move Right, add the number of units to the x-coordinate: .
To move Left, subtract the number of units from the x-coordinate: .
Vertical Movement ():
To move Up, add the number of units to the y-coordinate: .
To move Down, subtract the number of units from the y-coordinate: .
Reflection Rules
Across the x-axis: The x-coordinate remains the same, and the y-coordinate changes sign: .
Across the y-axis: The y-coordinate remains the same, and the x-coordinate changes sign: .
Rotation Rules (About the Origin)
Clockwise Rotation: Swap the coordinates and change the sign of the new y-coordinate: .
Clockwise Rotation: Keep the coordinates in the same order but change the signs of both: .
Clockwise Rotation: Swap the coordinates and change the sign of the new x-coordinate: .
Dilation Rules
The transformation is defined by the rule , where is the scale factor.
Enlargement: If the scale factor k > 1, the transformation results in an enlargement of the figure.
Reduction: If the scale factor is between zero and one (0 < k < 1), the transformation results in a reduction of the figure.
SECTION 2: GEOMETRIC VOLUMES FORMULA SHEET
Volume of a Cylinder
The volume is calculated as the area of the base () multiplied by the height ().
Formula:
Expanded Formula: , where is the base radius.
Volume of a Cone
The volume of a cone is exactly one-third the volume of a cylinder with the same radius and height.
Formula:
Volume of a Sphere
Formula:
Volume of a Hemisphere
The volume of a hemisphere is half the volume of a full sphere.
Formula:
SECTION 3: CORE PRACTICE WORKED OUT EXAMPLES
Problem 1: Rotation Around a Vertex
Scenario: Polygon has vertices , , , and . What are the coordinates after a rotation?
Solution Procedure: Apply the rotation rule to each vertex.
Vertex
Vertex
Vertex
Vertex
Problem 2: Composite Transformations
Scenario: Consider rectangle with coordinates , , , and . Translate the rectangle units right and units down, then rotate it clockwise about the origin.
Step 1 (Translation): Apply the rule .
Step 2 (Rotation): Apply the clockwise rule to the translated points.
Final Coordinates: , , , .
Problem 3: Indirect Measurement (Proportions)
Scenario: A flag pole and a person stand next to each other. Set up a ratio to determine unknown heights based on shadow lengths: .
Data Given:
Flag pole height:
Flag pole shadow:
Person shadow:
Calculation:
Ratio setup:
Solve for :
SECTION 4: EXAM-STYLE PRACTICE MULTIPLE CHOICE BANK
(Q1) Which coordinate rotation describes a translation of 2 units right and 5 units down?
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B)
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Correct Answer: B
(Q2) If point A (2, -3) is reflected over the x-axis, what are the coordinates of A'?
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Correct Answer: B
(Q3) Triangle JKL has vertices J(5, 7), K(?, ?), and L(?, ?). Find Point J' after a clockwise rotation about the origin.
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B)
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Correct Answer: B
(Q4) A figure is reflected over the y-axis. Find the coordinates of point B' if the preimage is B(-1, 2).
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Correct Answer: B
(Q5) Calculate the scale factor (k) of a dilation from figure A to figure B if the preimage point is 4 and the image point is 1.6.
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B)
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Correct Answer: A
(Q6) Find the coordinate notation for a translation of 2 units left and 3 units up.
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Correct Answer: B
(Q7) Triangle ABC is congruent to Triangle DEF. Which statement must be true?
A) Angle A corresponds to Angle E
B) Angle C corresponds to Angle D
C) Side AB matches Side DE
D) Side BC matches Side DF
Correct Answer: C
(Q8) Find the volume of a sphere with a radius of . (Use )
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Correct Answer: B
(Q9) What range of scale factor K represents a reduction dilation?
A) K > 1
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C) 0 < K < 1
D) K < 0
Correct Answer: C