I would think the answer is -16
but that's is what i think
The correct answer is
<span>D. The number of degrees in its supplement
The size of the sides and the rotation is irrelevant and would still keep the angle having the same size. The number of degrees in the supplement decides how big an angle is because the larger the supplementary angle the smaller the angle we're observing will be, and vice versa.</span>
Answer: For a translation, you need a distance and a direction.
For a rotation, you need a point that is the center of the rotation and the degree (and sometimes direction) of rotation.
For reflection you need the axis or a defined line that the triangle is reflected across.
Step-by-step explanation:
