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State whether the transformation appears to be a rigid motion. Explain.
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are u gonna help or u just gonna look
That depends on you.
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u know i get some help from somebody who isn't disrespect okay bye
I tried to show you a general method of learning when I answered your last question ...
In this question the same method applies: we need a definition of "rigid motion"
But if you are willing to ask questions I will help you ;-)
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