Using translation concepts, it is found that:
The length of the resulting line segment will be the same as the length of the original line segment since translations do not change the lengths of line segments.
<h3>What is the translation of a figure?</h3>
The translation of a figure happens when the entire figure moves either <u>left, right, up or down</u>.
A translation changes just the position of the figure, not the lengths, hence the statement is completed as follows:
The length of the resulting line segment will be the same as the length of the original line segment since translations do not change the lengths of line segments.
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