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Introduction to Transformations Answers

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4

Which statement is true about the transformation?

A
It is isometric because not all side lengths and angle measures remained the same.
B
It is isometric because all side lengths and angle measures remained the same.
C
It is not isometric because not all side lengths and angle measures remained the same.
D
It is not isometric because all side lengths and angle measures remained the same.
13

Y'X'W'Y'Z'W'✔ Z'W'X'Z'Y'X'

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20

Which statements are true regarding the transformation? Check all that apply.

A
EF corresponds to E'F'.
B
FG corresponds to G'D'.
C
∠EDG ∠E'D'G'
Option C
D
∠DEF ∠D'E'F'
Option D
E
The transformation is not isometric.
F
The transformation is a rigid transformation.
40

Which transformation is shown in the figure?

A
ΔABC was dilated to form ΔA'B'C'. The transformation is not isometric.
B
ΔABC was reflected to form ΔA'B'C'. The transformation is isometric.
C
ΔABC was rotated to form ΔA'B'C'. The transformation is isometric.
D
ΔABC was translated to form ΔA'B'C'. The transformation is not isometric.
42

All side lengths of ΔJKL equal 2 units. A transformation maps ΔJKL to ΔJ'K'L'. The length of side J'K' is 5 units. Is this a rigid transformation?

A
No, there is no one-to-one mapping of all the points of the pre-image to the image.
B
No, at least one segment length is not preserved, making this a nonrigid transformation.
C
Yes, the vertices of the pre-image map to the vertices of the image.
D
Yes, all of the side lengths of the pre-image are proportionate to the image.

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