Part A
Represents 'Reflection'. This is so because the y-coordinates of P, Q and R remain the same in P' , Q' and R', and only the x-coordinate changes. Hence, it is reflection along the y-axis
Part B
Represents 'Rotation'. Here, the x-coordinates and y-coordinates of each of the points have changed, and the figure has been rotated clockwise around the point Q by 90°
Part C
Represents a combination of 'Translation' and 'Reflection'. Here either of the two has happened:
- First, all the points have been moved downwards by a fixed distance, thus changing the y-coordinate. Then, the resulting image has been reflected along the y-axis, thus changing the x-coordinate of all the points
- First, all the points have been moved to the right by a fixed distance, thus changing the x-coordinate. Then, the resulting image has been reflected along the x-axis, thus changing the y-coordinate of all the points
Part D
Represents 2 'Translations'. Here the image has been shifted by a fixed distance in both the downward direction and the right direction. Thus, it has resulted in change of both x and y coordinates.
An exterior angle equals the sum of the remote interior angles
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So
x + 60 = 95
x = 95 - 60
x = 35
Answer
B. 35
Answer:
A. The reflection preserves the side lengths and angles of triangle . The dilation preserves angles but not side lengths.
Step-by-step explanation:
Reflection is a rigid transformation. It preserves both angles and side lengths. Dilation preserves angles, but changes all lengths by the same scale factor.
<h3>Application</h3>
The described triangle was subject to reflection, which preserves angles and lengths. It was also subject to dilation, which preserves angles, but not lengths.
The appropriate description is that of choice A.