On a coordinate plane, rectangle E F G H has points (negative 2, 1), (negative 4, 1), (negative 4, negative 2), (negative 2, negative 2). Rectangle EFGH is rotated 180° around point O.

What are the coordinates of G’?
G’(–2, –2)
G’(–4,–2)
G’(2, –4)
G’(4, 2)

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47

step-by-step explanation:

im not sure of the names, but the answer is 48

if a polygon ab c d e is transformed to congruent polygon mn o p q, then following possibilities can happen

1. rotation                 2. reflection             3. translation   4. reflection and then translation or vice versa     5. rotation and then reflection or vice versa     6. translation and rotation   or vice versa   7. all of three , rotation, then reflection and then translation or in any order.  

we will get a congruent polygon m n o p q which is congruent to a b c de.

now , polygon   m n o p q is translated 3 units right and 5 units down to get a   congruent polygon, v w x y z, so if vertices of   polygon   m n o p q is m(x,y), n(u,v), o(p,q), p(r,s) and   q(a,b)   this, then vertices of polygon, v w x y z will be ,v(x+3,y-5), w(u+3,v-5),o(p+3,q-5),p(r+3,s-5),q(a+3,b-5).