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If axes are rotated counterclockwise, a fixed point appears rotated
AMirrored
BUnmoved
CClockwise
DAnticlockwise
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Clockwise
Turning the frame one way makes fixed points seem to turn the opposite way through the same angle.
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