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Mathematics, 26.07.2019 00:30 adityamahesh2002

Jon performs 3 transformations on a pentagon. first, he reflects it over the x-axis. then, he translates it 3 units to the left and 4 units up. finally, he reflects the image over the line x = 1. are the original and transformed images congruent? a) no; two reflections will change the size of the original image. b) no; reflections and translations are fluid motions. fluid motions change the size of the original image. c) yes; reflections and translations are rigid motions. rigid motions preserve the size of the original image. d) yes; reflections and translations are fluid motions. fluid motions preserve the size of the original image. eliminate

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