Triangle 1 A(-2,4) B(-5,3) C(-4,-2) Triangle 2 A'(0,7) B'(-3,6) C' (-2,1) Triangle 3 A''(0,-1) B"(-3,0) C"(-2,5) Triangle 4 A"'(3,0) B"'(2,-3) C"'(-3,-2) Triangle 5 A"'(0,1) B"'(-6,0) C"'(-4,-5) Triangle 6 A"'(1,-2) B"'(0,1) C"'(-5,0) Triangle 7 A"'(-1,3) B"'(0,0) C"'(5,1) Triangle 8 A"'(0,-3.33) B"'(-1,-3) C"' (-0.67,-1.33) The image shows a coordinate grid with three triangles labeled as Triangle 1, Triangle 2, and Triangle 3. Part C of the text reads:"Mrs. Smith then asks a third student, Nikki, to describe a series of transformations that could be used to go from Triangle 3 to Triangle 1. What is a possible series of transformations that Nikki could describe?"This suggests that Nikki needs to provide a sequence of geometric transformations—such as translations, rotations, reflections, or dilations—to map Triangle 3 onto Triangle 1.The grid itself is a standard coordinate grid with equally spaced lines, and the triangles occupy specific regions, each with vertices aligned to these grid lines.

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Triangle 1 A(-2,4) B(-5,3) C(-4,-2) Triangle 2 A'(0,7) B'(-3,6) C' (-2,1) Triangle 3 A''(0,-1) B"(-3,0) C"(-2,5) Triangle 4 A"'(3,0) B"'(2,-3) C"'(-3,-2) Triangle 5 A"'(0,1) B"'(-6,0) C"'(-4,-5) Triangle 6 A"'(1,-2) B"'(0,1) C"'(-5,0) Triangle 7 A"'(-1,3) B"'(0,0) C"'(5,1) Triangle 8 A"'(0,-3.33) B"'(-1,-3) C"' (-0.67,-1.33)

The image shows a coordinate grid with three triangles labeled as Triangle 1, Triangle 2, and Triangle 3. Part C of the text reads:

"Mrs. Smith then asks a third student, Nikki, to describe a series of transformations that could be used to go from Triangle 3 to Triangle 1. What is a possible series of transformations that Nikki could describe?"

This suggests that Nikki needs to provide a sequence of geometric transformations—such as translations, rotations, reflections, or dilations—to map Triangle 3 onto Triangle 1.

The grid itself is a standard coordinate grid with equally spaced lines, and the triangles occupy specific regions, each with vertices aligned to these grid lines.

Polygon with three sides, three angles, and three vertices. Based on the properties of each side, the types of triangles are scalene (triangle with three three different lengths and three different angles), isosceles (angle with two equal sides and two equal angles), and equilateral (three equal sides and three angles of 60°). The types of angles are acute (less than 90°); obtuse (greater than 90°); and right (90°).

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