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The right figure is a isometry of the left figure. Tell whether their orientations are the same or opposite. Then classify the isometry

A. opposite orientation reflection
B. opposite orientation translation
C. same orientation rotation
D. same orientation glide reflection

The right figure is a isometry of the left figure. Tell whether their orientations-example-1

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If a figure has the same orientation, that means it was not reflected in any way. so you know it's a reflection. and since it was reflected, it has an opposite orientation. So your answer would be A. opposite orientation reflection.
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The correct answer is:

A. opposite orientation reflection

Step-by-step explanation:

The orientation of a figure is the way it is turned. If these two figures are turned the same way, the face on the quarter would be facing the same direction in both coins. However, they are not; they are facing opposite directions. This means that the figures have opposite orientations.

A reflection would "flip" the image so that it is facing the opposite way, or have the opposite orientation; thus this is a result of a reflection.

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