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how is the movement of a basketball during a game a real life example of a conposition or transfornlmation?

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Ganezh [65]4 years ago

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The movement of a basketball moves a lot like a transformation on a plane since the basketball stays in the same position, but moves through the plane like a transformation. It doesn't get bigger or smaller, it might rotate but its mostly a transformation.

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