Will a geometric figure and its rotated image always,sometimes or never have the same perimeter

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Always.
When you rotate a geometric figure, the shape does not change, so there is no reason for the perimeter to change either. Hope this helps!

Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago

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It should always have the same perimeter if it stays the same geometric figure.

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