Which transformation will always map a parallelogram onto itself? 2 hours agoDelete 11 a 90° rotation about its center a reflection across one of its diagonals a 180° rotation about its center a reflection across a line joining the midpoints of opposite sides Done
help please.
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that's what a 90 degrees rotation about the center will give
so its d ? O/o
no, sorry it's the second one
i got it wrong ... -_- i clicked a ..
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can you help me with transformations of a plane ? its plato and is really hard
draw a paralleogram on a piece of paper and mark the top side. cut it out and perform the different transformations to see which will work.
can you help me with transformations of a plane ? its plato and is really hard n yeah i got itt wrong already :(
i need help on this
Okay, I will justify my answer. The line of reflection is along the y-axis. That means the equation for the line of reflection is x=0, the second answer downwards.
@dreamer02 please read the code of conduct. please don't just give answers. instaed help lead people to their own, correct answers
Will do : )
Awesome!!!
i didnt understand .. @dreamer02 :(
@lizett22 if you want to learn, draw the shapes, cut them out and see how to make them fit. once you see it, you'll learn to see it in your mind's eye and then won't need to draw and cut out.
i know it might seem like a pain but it will help.
The answer is C.
its !80 so its C and lol I doing ple plato web too :/ im taking geometry and pre calculus on their (:
point a is located at (1,5) and point a' is located at (-2,1). what is the distance from b to b'!!!
point a is located at (1,5) and point a' is located at (-2,1). what is the distance from b to b'!!!
can anyone help please
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