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m B. B' A' Which statement describes the transformation of AABC? Is AA'B'C' AABC? Explain. AABC has reflected across the y-axis and translated left 7. AA'B'C' # AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations dilate the original figure. A) AABC has reflected across the x-axis and translated left 5. AA'B'C = AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. B) AABC has reflected across line y-axis and translated left 5. AA B'C' AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. C) AABC has reflected across line pand translated left 7. AA'BC AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. D)

m B. B' A' Which statement describes the transformation of AABC? Is AA'B'C' AABC? Explain. AABC has reflected across the y-axis and translated left 7. AA'B'C' # AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations dilate the original figure. A) AABC has reflected across the x-axis and translated left 5. AA'B'C = AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. B) AABC has reflected across line y-axis and translated left 5. AA B'C' AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. C) AABC has reflected across line pand translated left 7. AA'BC AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. D)

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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ISBN:9781337614085
Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
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B' A' Which statement describes the transformation of AABC? Is AA'B'C' = AABC? Explain. AABC has reflected across the y-axis and translated left 7. AA'B'C' # AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations dilate the original figure. A) AABC has reflected across the x-axis and translated left 5. AA'B C AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations ha B) no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. AABC has reflected across line y-axis and translated left 5. AA B'C' = AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. C) AABC has reflected across line p and translated left 7. AA BC AABC D) because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure
Transcribed Image Text:B' A' Which statement describes the transformation of AABC? Is AA'B'C' = AABC? Explain. AABC has reflected across the y-axis and translated left 7. AA'B'C' # AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations dilate the original figure. A) AABC has reflected across the x-axis and translated left 5. AA'B C AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations ha B) no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. AABC has reflected across line y-axis and translated left 5. AA B'C' = AABC because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure. C) AABC has reflected across line p and translated left 7. AA BC AABC D) because a reflection and translation are rigid transformations. Rigid transformations have no effect on the side lengths of the original figure
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