Question

How do you describe a sequence of rigid motions?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Rigid motions are transformations we perform on a figure in order to move it without changing the size or shape of it. They are also called congruence transformations because we can map one figure onto other figure so they will maintain every condition in order to be congruent.

Rigid motions are the following:

• Reflections: Here we reflect the figure across a line
• Translations: Here we move the figure either horizontally or vertically
• Rotations: Here we turn the figure either counterclockwise or clockwise.

So sequence of rigid motions could be any combination we get from the mentioned transformations. For instance:

Perform the transformation of triangle ΔABC following this sequence:

1. Translate the figure 2 units right and 4 units down

2. Reflect the figure across the x-axis

3. Rotate the figure 90 degrees in clockwise direction

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