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As a computer programmer, you have to define the movements of a battleship across a virtual grid . Will you program the transfor

mation from the original position ( figure 1 ) to the final position ( figure 2 ) as a translation , reflection , or rotation?

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I took this test the other day I put figure 2 and I got it right

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