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Angle M' is the result of its pre-image, angle sliding horizontally in a direction and vertically in a direction.

Angle M' is the result of its pre-image, angle sliding horizontally in a direction and vertically in a direction.
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Angle M' is the result of its pre-image, angle

sliding horizontally in a
direction and vertically in a
direction.

Angle M' is the result of its pre-image, angle sliding horizontally in a direction-example-1
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Pre image M, then sliding right and upwards or sliding positive for both
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