The flags are a translation of each other, moving only a few coordinate points ahead but NOT changing their orientation or direction. In a rotation image, the image WILL change its orientation its held at and move the points left or right prior to their setting. In simple terms, a translation only moves the location of a image (which is true for this image), while a rotation will change its shape and rotate it into a new position.
Answer: The flag that is below the horizontal axis, is the sownward translation of the flag that is over the same axis.
Explanation:
Note that a translation transformation only moves the flag some units but does not change the direction. A rotation would have changed where the flag points (for example to the left instead of to the right).
Of the three units, the <em>kilogram</em> is the largest and the <em>milligram</em> is the smallest. The prefix “<em>kilo</em>” means a thousand and “<em>milli</em>” means one-thousandths.
