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mylen [45]
2 years ago
14

Identify the figure that portrays the translation of the given preimage as indicated by the direction arrow.

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1 answer:
ladessa [460]2 years ago
6 0

The parallelogram will translate along the arrow and reach the head of the arrow.

The translation is a category of motion in which one body moves along towards a particular direction and reaches a particular point.

In translation, the rotational motion is not present. Also, the translational motion is a one-dimensional motion.

In the given figure, the parallelogram is present at the tail of the arrow.

The arrow depicts the direction of the translational motion.

So, the parallelogram will reach the end of the arrow as shown in the picture present in the attachment.

For more explanation about translation or rotation, refer to the following link:

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