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This problem is the middle one of three related problems.
The first problem is Decoding Transformations and the follow-up problem is Simplifying Transformations .
We have adopted the convention of listing a sequence of transformations from left to right; teachers may want to mention to their students that in other contexts a sequence of transformations may be listed from right to left.
Combining Transformations
Age 11 to 14
Challenge Level 
This problem is the middle one of three related problems.
The first problem is Decoding Transformations and the follow-up problem is Simplifying Transformations .
We have adopted the convention of listing a sequence of transformations from left to right; teachers may want to mention to their students that in other contexts a sequence of transformations may be listed from right to left.
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