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(a)
Find the type of transformation she used to produce each flower in the design.
(a)

Answer to Problem 29PPS
Rotation or reflection.
Explanation of Solution
Given :
Tionne used the stencil.
Calculation:
Since a stencil can print the same design from both the sides .
So, T can use the stencil on one side , then reflect it (or flip) to get the print and again reflect it (flip) to bring it on the original side and print the flower.
Or , she can rotate it twice to obtain the design.
So, T can use stencil , the transformation can be rotation or reflection , to create the design.
(b)
Find the type of transformation she used to produce each flower in the design.
(b)

Answer to Problem 29PPS
Rotation
Explanation of Solution
Given :
Tionne used the stamp.
Calculation:
Since a stamp cannot print the same design from both the sides , it can only be used from one side.
So, T can only rotate the stamp twice to obtain the design.
So, T can use stamp , the transformation can be rotation , to create the design.
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