(Easy) What changes about a figure after translation in terms of 2D shapes?

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It really does not change a whole lot, all your doing is moving it, your not adding size or subtracting size or rotating it. Just make all the points of the shape stay the same distance.

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Orlov [11]

Below is the solution:

A(final)=16cm^2 ds/dT=6 da/dT=?

A=(s)^2 A=16cm^2 , s=sqrt(A) , s=sqrt(16) , s=4cm 

da/dT=2(s)(6cm/sec) , da/dT=12cm/sec(s) , da/dT=12cm/sec (4cm)

Answer should be da/dT=48cm^2/sec

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Kryger [21]

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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