1. **State the problem:** Identify the transformation that maps points B, C, D forming a "V" shape with vertex at C to points B', C', D' forming an inverted "V" shape with vertex at C', with point A as a reference.
2. **Understand the transformations:**
- A 90 degree rotation counterclockwise about point A rotates every point 90 degrees around A in the counterclockwise direction.
- A 90 degree rotation clockwise about point A rotates every point 90 degrees around A in the clockwise direction.
- A horizontal reflection over point A flips points over a horizontal line through A.
- A vertical reflection over point A flips points over a vertical line through A.
3. **Analyze the shape change:**
- The original "V" shape becomes an inverted "V" shape.
- This suggests a reflection or a rotation that flips the shape upside down.
4. **Check reflections:**
- Horizontal reflection over point A would flip the shape vertically, turning "V" into inverted "V".
- Vertical reflection would flip it sideways, changing the orientation differently.
5. **Check rotations:**
- 90 degree rotations would rotate the shape, changing the orientation but not necessarily flipping the "V" upside down.
6. **Conclusion:**
- The transformation is a horizontal reflection over point A.
**Final answer:** C Horizontal reflection over point A
Transformation Identification 67F2D6
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