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One meaning of the word rigid is "not bendable", and another is "unable to be changed". How do those meanings correspond to the definition of rigid motion?
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One meaning of the word rigid is "not bendable", and another is "unable to be changed". How do those meanings correspond to the

definition of rigid motion?

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I wish I've known, but try using Symbo-Lab or Math-Way. They help a lot.

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