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2 years ago

In a reflection, pairs of corresponding points lie on parallel lines. True or False?

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Lerok [7]2 years ago

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The statement that: pairs of corresponding points lie on parallel lines in a reflection, is false.

<h3>What are reflections?</h3>

When a point is reflected, then the point is flipped across a point or line of reflection

When a point is reflected, the following highlights are possible

The corresponding points can line on the same line
The corresponding points can line on parallel lines

Using the above highlights, we can conclude that the statement is false.

This is so because, corresponding points are not always on parallel lines

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