It could be either one, depending on whether you intend to multiply or divide.

When you convert, just remember that degrees ==> less radians,
and radians ==> more degrees. Then you can always check the
results, and make sure that you used the right conversion factor
in the right direction.

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A reflection is a transformation that maps point Q in a figure over a line, AB, such that for point C at th intersection of AB a

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Answer: $\overline{QC}\cong\overline{Q'C'}$ and $\angle{ACQ}$ is a right angle .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : A reflection is a transformation that maps point Q in a figure over a line, AB, such that for point C at the intersection of AB and QQ'.

We know that reflection creates a image equidistant from the line of reflection.

Thus, $\overline{QC}\cong\overline{Q'C'}$

Also in reflection , a line drawn from the point is perpendicular to the line of reflection.

Therefore, $\angle{ACQ}$ is a right angle

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