<em>72 degrees</em>
<em>When the transversal cuts through, the angles are now the same (I forgot the term).</em>
<h3>I am pretty sure this is the answer! Correct me if I'm wrong!!</h3>
Ok what else before I can help
So what u do is divide 400 by 8 and then you will have yuor answer
The sequence of transformation will be;
Rotate 120 degrees Counterclockwise around B, then Translate B to B' and reflect over segment BA.
<h3>How to Identify the Transformation?</h3>
We want to find the transformation that maps Quadrilateral ABCD onto Quadrilateral A'B'C'D'.
Looking at the given image, the sequence of transformation will be;
Rotate 120 degrees Counterclockwise around B, then Translate B to B' and reflect over segment BA.
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(n-5)+45
<span>where n is the number, you always take away 5 and you add 45 because that is the first number of the sequence</span>
