2. What is the difference between an isometric transformation and one that is not isometric? Provide examples to illustrate at least two isometric transformations and at least one transformation that are not isometric.
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2. What is the difference between an isometric transformation and one that is not isometric? Provide examples to illustrate at least two isometric transformations and at least one transformation that are not isometric.
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rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

HELP!

kimberlyevens · Answer

@rainbow_rocks03 do you need my help?

rainbow_rocks03 · Answer

uh yah I said HELP an hr ago and now you ask if I need help!

kimberlyevens · Answer

im sorry but i wasnt online my pc crashed

kimberlyevens · Answer

@rainbow_rocks03

kimberlyevens · Answer

So do you still want me to help you? I would be glad to!

perl · Answer

An isometric transformation is a transformation in which the distances between points of a figure are preserved. A translation or a rotation is such an example.

perl · Answer

an example of a transformation that is not isometric, would be dilating (shrinking or enlarging).

perl · Answer

because then the distances between points do change

kimberlyevens · Answer

oh ok thank you