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Answer:
There's no rigid transformation from rhombus P to Q
Step-by-step explanation:
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Given
Rhombus P and Q
Required
Determine if rigid transformation exists between both
<em>There's no rigid transformation from rhombus P to Q</em>
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This is so due to the difference in the dimensions of Rhombus P and Rhombus Q.
And whenever there is a change in the size of two shapes, this implies that there's no rigid transformation
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