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Subject: Transformations review (for MARS Task) Sat Mar 22, 2014 12:17 am
More information on the entire MARS test can be found here. It will take place on March 26th in class.
When I first began recording YouTube videos for my Geometry classes last year, I was teaching transformations.
These videos come in ten minute sections (at the time I was using a program that could only record ten minutes at a time), so just look through them as you shall choose to. Again, you have done transformations before, so this is only if you forget certain things about them.
There are significantly more videos on the channel, but these are the first ones and they should probably be enough. You can look through the rest though, as well.
I am allowing you to review these because this was a concept that was introduced and completed last semester when I wasn't here, and this is being used in one of the tasks on the MARS test. I hope you find these useful.
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