What theorem uses a rotation then reflection

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I see this question relates to mathematics in the topic, geometry.

I have personally learned about rotations and reflections, and would like to knowledge you to the best of my abilities based on the question you have asked.

A rotation and reflection are all translations.

Translations move the figure but don't change its size.

A dilate changes the size of the figure by a scale factor.

All of these mentioned are transformations.

I am not sure if there is a theorem that used rotations and reflections, but i do no that rotations and reflections are both translations.

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