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What’s the difference between an image and a preimage
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What’s the difference between an image and a preimage

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An preimage is the original shape
As the image is the copy of the original image which can be exactly the same shape or different
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Preimage and image are terms that are used when a figure transitions. The preimage is before the figure goes through transition and the image is afterwards
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