Which images shows a reflection

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1 answer:

leonid [27]2 years ago

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I'll Give You Some Hints:

Let's Look at C.

In C, the triangle is translated 2 units to the right. Which means that it cannot be a reflection.

Let's Look at B.

In B there is a sideways triangle. That means it's a Rotation. Which means it's not Reflected.

Lastly, Let's Look at A.

To get from the original triangle to the triangle in A, you have to reflect twice. Once along a vertical line, and then along a horizontal line.

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