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4 years ago

Which describes the transformation? Select three options,

Mathematics

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mihalych1998 [28]4 years ago

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Answer:

There are four kind of transformation that can take place in any Geometrical shape

1. Reflection----Congruent Image

2. Rotation---Congruent Image

3. Translation---Congruent Image

4. Dilation -----Similar Image

The Correct three options which Describes Transformation are

→ It is rigid.----( Reflection, Translation, Rotation)

→ It is non-rigid.-----(Dilation)

→ It is isometric.------Length remain Preserved that is Reflection, Translation, and Rotation

→The size is preserved.-------Reflection, Translation, and Rotation.

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