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Publisher Description
Transformations -
Math Trainer on the transformations in college.
Transformations The application is published by the Academy of Dijon
Type: exerciser
Cycle concerned: Cycle 4
Base Area: 4
Target competency: Space and Geometry - Understanding the effects of translation, a symmetry (axial and central), a rotation, a scaling on FIG.
Description: Alterations is an exerciser on the planar transformations studied to college: Axial symmetry, central symmetry, translation, rotation, scaling.
The goal is to build the image of a point or a figure by a transformation, or to identify the image pattern of a reference pattern in a paving.
You can choose the number of questions (5,10, 15 or 20).
Transformations are three exercises:
1. Image of a point in a transformation
It is in this exercise correctly place the image point of a given point in a transformation among those selected.
2. Image of a figure by a transformation
In this exercise, you are asked to correctly place the image of a figure given by a transformation among those selected.
3. Paving Plan
A paving since it is this time to find the image pattern of the pattern indicated by one of the chosen transformations.
Possible uses:
Transformations can be used during an ongoing session or personalized support, training as a tool for differentiation of work done.
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http://mathematiques.ac-dijon.fr/spip.php?article196