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4 years ago

Please answer asap?????

Mathematics

1 answer:

Temka [501]4 years ago

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1= windows
2= a reflection..it would map ur right shoe on your left shoe because ur right shoe is an image of the left shoe
3=the car driving straight is a translation and the car turning the corner includes rotation
4= reflection:scrimmage line on a football field.
translation: baseball running from 2nd base to 3rd base
rotation: basketball player running down the court..
i hoped it helped :)

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