The Line y = x
Part of the Transformations & Constructions section of Coddy's Geometry journey. Lesson 7 of 60.
Take every corner of a triangle and swap its two coordinates. For example, (1, 3) becomes (3, 1). Where does the triangle end up?
The line goes diagonally through (0, 0), (1, 1) and (2, 2). On this line, the two coordinates are equal.
Challenge
Swap the coordinates of each corner of triangle ABC. Drag A', B' and C' to these new points. Then look at where the image is.
Then press Check.
Try it yourself
Move the shape onto its target
All lessons in Transformations & Constructions
7Drawing on Squared Paper
Lengths by PythagorasPerpendicular StepsSquares by AreaRight Triangles by AreaMidpoints on the GridRecap: Squared Paper10Perpendiculars and Parallels
Perpendicular From a PointPerpendicular at a PointParallel Through a PointTools You Have EarnedRecap: Parallels5Dilations
Scaling From a CenterShrinking a ShapeDilating About a PointNegative Scale FactorsRecap: Dilations8Compass and Straightedge
Circles Keep DistancesWhy the Sides MatchAngles You BuiltA 60° AngleRecap: Equilateral Triangle