This statement is false<span>. Because the </span>base angles<span> of an </span>isosceles triangle<span> are</span>congruent<span>, if one </span>base angle<span> is a right </span>angle<span> then both </span>base angles<span> must be right</span>angles<span>. It is impossible to have a </span>triangle<span> with two right (90^\circ)</span>angles<span>.</span>
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given



a: Reflect over x-axis
The rule of this is:

So, we have:



b: Shift 3 units left
The rule of this is:

So, we have:





