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Stage 8 - Q1 - 3 marks
18717

Rotate P 180 degrees about K\((1,2)\).

\[P=(5,3)\]
Hint

A half turn places K at the midpoint of P and its image.

Stage 8 - Q2 - 3 marks
18718

Rotate P 90 degrees anticlockwise about K\((2,1)\).

\[P=(4,2)\]
Hint

Subtract K, rotate the displacement, then add K back.

Stage 8 - Q3 - 4 marks
18719

Rotate ABC 90 degrees clockwise about K\((1,1)\).

x
y
-5
-5
-4
-4
-3
-3
-2
-2
-1
-1
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
0
A
B
C
Object
K
Hint

Rotate each displacement from K one quarter turn clockwise.

Stage 8 - Q4 - 2 marks
18720

A half turn maps \((2,5)\) to \((-4,1)\). Find its centre.

Hint

A 180-degree rotation makes the centre lie halfway between corresponding points.

Stage 8 - Q5 - 4 marks
18721

A point is rotated 90 degrees clockwise about \((3,-1)\) and its image is \((5,2)\). Find the original point.

Hint

Undo the rotation relative to the same centre.

Stage 8 - Q6 - 4 marks
18722

A pupil says the midpoint of P and P′ always gives the centre of a rotation. Use a 90-degree rotation to disprove the claim.

Hint

Choose an easy point on an axis and make a quarter turn.

Stage 8 - Q7 - 4 marks
18723

Two corresponding pairs under a proposed half turn are A\((0,2)\) to A′\((6,4)\) and B\((2,5)\) to B′\((4,1)\). Can one half turn do both? Give its centre.

Hint

Check the centre independently from each pair.

Stage 8 - Q8 - 4 marks
18724

P\((4,1)\) rotates 90 degrees anticlockwise about K\((1,1)\), then 180 degrees about the same K. Find its final position and one equivalent rotation.

Hint

Rotation angles combine directly when the centre is the same.

Stage 8 - Q9 - 5 marks
18725

A 90-degree anticlockwise rotation maps P\((3,1)\) to P′\((2,4)\). Find its centre K\((h,k)\) and check the result.

Hint

Write the rotation using displacement from the unknown centre.

Stage 8 - Q10 - 6 marks
18726

Rotate a point first 180 degrees about A\((1,2)\), then 180 degrees about B\((4,-1)\). Prove that the result is the same translation for every point and find its vector.

Hint

Use a general point P to separate the fixed displacement from the starting coordinates.

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