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Step-by-step explanation:
A rigid transnformation is also know as isometrie. <u>This are transformations of the plane that preserves the lengths</u>. There are 3 types of isometries and each one can be combined with the others.
- Reflection (First figure)
- Translation (second figure)
- Rotation (third figure)
Combining this transformations you will be able to transform ΔJKL onto ΔPQR
Answer:
A. 1/3
B. √10
C. -1, 1
D. √8, 6
E. congruent and opposite pairs parallel
F. perpendicular, not congruent
G. rhombus, explanation below
Step-by-step explanation:
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A.
Slope is the rise over the run. Let's look at F to G.
We are going from -1 to 2 on our x-axis (run), so our run is 3 units.
Our rise is 1 unit as we go from 2 to 3 on the y-axis.
This slope is the same for all of the sides.
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B.
We will use the distance formula (which is basically just the Pythagorean Theorem) to calculate the length of each side. Let's go between F and G again, but this distance is the same for all the sides.
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C.
The diagonals are the lines that connect the non-adjacent vertices.
Our two diagonals are FH and GE.
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<u>FH</u>
We go from x-value -1 to 1 from F to H, so our run is 2.
We go from y-value 2 to 0. so our rise is -2.
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<u>GE</u>
We go from x-value -2 to 2 from E to G, so our run is 4.
We go from y-value -1 to 3. so our rise is 4.
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D.
Let's use the distance formula on each of our diagonals.
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<u>FH</u>
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<u>GE</u>
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E.
They are congruent as they all have the same length (√10) and the opposite sides are parallel as they have the same slope (1/3)
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F.
They are perpendicular diagonals as their slopes are negative reciprocals (1 and -1), and they are not congruent as they have different lengths (√8 and 6).
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G.
<u>Parallelogram-</u> quadrilateral with opposite pairs of parallel sides.
<u>Rhombus-</u> a parallelogram with four equal sides
<u>Square-</u> a rhombus with four right angles
We can see that this is a parallelogram as we saw that the opposite sides are parallel due to having the same slope, and the perpendicular diagonals show that as well. This is also a rhombus because if we use that distance formula on all the sides, it will be the same. It is not a square though because it does not have four right angles, so this is a rhombus.
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