In an isometric transformation, the preimage and image must not __________. A. change size B. rotate C.preserve angle measures D. reflect across x-axis
@Dani_Rose last one lol
I'm pretty sure it's A. Change size
Cool should I get a second opinion?
dani no direct answers
Isometric 1. of or having equal dimensions. 2. PHYSIOLOGY of, relating to, or denoting muscular action in which tension is developed without contraction of the muscle.
ok @rebeccaxhawaii
I would get a second opinion if i were you
hey thx anyway.
@haleyelizabeth2017
@Daniee_Bruhh
http://www.mathematicsdictionary.com/english/vmd/full/i/isometrictransformation.htm
Here's a neat acronym I found online: "An isometric transformation means ABCD is preserved. A is for Angle measure B is for Betweeness C is for Colinearity D is for distance When you transform an object all four of these must remain preserved. So a dilation is not isometric as it changes the Distance of sides. A reflection, rotation, and translation are isometric."
Hmm I think it's Rotation because I looked up what it means and it says Isometric transformations are transformations of the objects' position without diminishing the image or object, retaining its original shape. Furthermore, isometric transformations have three types of examples, namely, translation, reflection and rotation. Hope that helps!
thank both of u can only medal 1 who will it be lol
DUDE WAIT THAT'S WRONG XD THE ANSWER IS...
So, according to the acronym, you can't change angle, size (betweeness)... I'm not sure what colinearity means though, sorry
It's A... What I just wrote is my reason... So A.. Is the answer lol
Huh if that not the answer than what?
I'm thinking the answer is A..
I read that question completely wrong the first time
It says you can rotate, refer to the link I first posted
I know but read the question. "In an isometric transformation, the preimage and image must not __________."
@kittiwitti1 so C
Well, since the acronym said we must keep angle measures and size, and the link said don't rotate, we can only pick the last one... "reflect across the x-axis"
I think. @Directrix
I have no idea what this one is.. I still think it's A though.
and I was talking to the original poster when I said "refer to the link I first posted". Lol
Oh okay lol XD
thx gonna take a guess :o
Wait no, @Directrix can help you get the right answer
slow down xD
No problem! sorry I couldn't give the right answer lol ^^
Is he gonna help? He hasn't said anything
He's thinking I think @Eboogie4
He will. It just takes time since we're all constantly responding and he has to read through everything we've discussed
oh ok
If the pre and post images have to be congruent, then they must not change size. Anybody agree? The ISO prefix means "the same" as in an isosceles triangle.
So A is Correct? lol
Yes I think so lol
Yes, it does. He is right
I agree with this person: >>>I'm pretty sure it's A. Change size In an isometric transformation, the preimage and image must not change size.
OH YEAH. I forgot that was NOT change size. *facepalm*
lol okay thanks for clearing that up for us @Directrix
Ok, thank you for helping @Directrix :-)
The question is tricky because of the "not" in it. I missed that on my first two reads.
So did I then I changed my answer after I read it said Not.
it was thank every body. I will medal @Directrix but I am a fan of all of you. A is right
xD alright! Good luck on the rest~
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