What did the Twenty-fourth Amendment to the Constitution change about voting?

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Twenty-fourth Amendment to the Constitution change about voting was related to prohibiting the Congress and the States from conditioning the citizens of their right to vote in federal elections on paying poll tax and other types taxes. They could now vote regardless of paying any kind of poll taxes. So correct option would be:

Option C: It prohibited poll taxes.

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Plot triangle ABC on graph paper with points A(2,2). B(-2, -2) and C(8, -2).

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a) The new triangle is a reflection of the original across the origin. All angles, segment lengths, and line slopes have been preserved: the transformed triangle is congruent with the original.

b) The new triangle is a reflection of the original across the origin and a dilation by a factor of 2. Angles have been preserved: the transformed triangle is similar to the original. The transformation is NOT rigid.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. The transformed triangle is blue in the attachment. It is congruent with the original. The transformation is "rigid," a reflection across the origin. All angles and lengths have been preserved, as well as line slopes.

2. The transformed triangle is orange in the attachment. It is similar to the original, in that angles have been preserved and lengths are proportional. It is a reflection across the origin and a dilation by a factor of 2. Line slopes have also been preserved. A dilation is NOT a "rigid" transformation.