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True or false: Change in geometry is called translation.(1 point)
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This statement is false. Change in geometry is called vectoring.

This statement is false. Change in geometry is called imaging.

This statement is true.

This statement is false. Change in geometry is called transformation.
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True or false: The shape before the application of the transformation is called the image.(1 point)
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This statement is false. The shape before the application of the transformation is called the pre-image.

This statement is false. The shape before the application of the transformation is called the vector.

This statement is false. The shape before the application of the transformation is called the translation.


This statement is true.
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The pre-image of a translation is a line. How is the image line related to the pre-image line?(1 point)
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The lines are parallel.

The lines are perpendicular.

The lines are on different planes.

The lines are neither parallel nor perpendicular.
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A pre-image of a translation is a 30°
angle. What is the measure of the image angle?(1 point)
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60°

150°

30°

15°
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This statement is false. Change in geometry is called transformation.
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This statement is false. The shape before the application of the transformation is called the pre-image.
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The lines are parallel.
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30°.