Determine whether each claim is true or false about the properties of the triangle.

Segment AB will move further away from point P (since both A and B move away from P). So it's not possible for AB and A'B' to be on the same line. In fact, these two line segments are parallel.

In contrast, AC and A'C' are on the same line. Points A and C move away from P, but line AC goes through P, which means A'C' does as well. It's not possible for AC and A'C' to be parallel.

Check out the diagram shown below.

Side note: point P is the only point that does not move. This is known as the fixed point.

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what relationship between ideas is shown in the text above?

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location of events

similarity of events

timing of events

examples of an idea

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