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What transformation is shown below? (Look carefully at the vertices.) rotation translation reflection can't be determined
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What transformation is shown below? (Look carefully at the vertices.)
rotation
translation
reflection
can't be determined
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Yes its rotation because end up at opposite points which you would only get through rotation
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Pretty sure it’s a rotation
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