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The mapping of DEFG to D’E’F’G’ is shown. Which statements are true regarding the transformation? Check all that apply

The mapping of DEFG to D’E’F’G’ is shown. Which statements are true regarding the-example-1
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Answer:

EF corresponds to E'F'

<EDG=<E'D'G'

<DEF=D'E'F'

The transition is a rigid transformation

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Answer:

EF corresponds to E'F'.

∠EDG Is-congruent-to ∠E'D'G'

∠DEF Is-congruent-to ∠D'E'F'

The transformation is a rigid transformation.

Explanation:

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

EF corresponds to E'F'.

FG corresponds to G'D'.

∠EDG Is-congruent-to ∠E'D'G'

∠DEF Is-congruent-to ∠D'E'F'

The transformation is not isometric.

The transformation is a rigid transformation.

Answer: Transformation is the moving of the location of a point from one place to another. If an object is transformed, all the points of the object are also transformed. There are four types of transformation: reflection, dilation, rotation and translation.

Points DEFG is mapped to D’E’F’G, The corresponding lengths and angles of the parallelogram still remains the same, Therefore the following applies:

EF corresponds to E'F'.

∠EDG Is-congruent-to ∠E'D'G'

∠DEF Is-congruent-to ∠D'E'F'

FG does not corresponds to G'D' because their lengths are not corresponding but are adjacent.

The transformation is a rigid transformation. A rigid transformation (isometric) preserves the length of the object.

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