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Dana draws an F on a clear piece of plastic. Which transformation would fail to preserve congruence?(1 point) A. looking at the...Asked by Dino cat
Dana draws an Fon a clear piece of plastic. Which transformation would fail to preserve congruence? (1 point)
looking at the F through a magnifying glass
turning the piece of plastic over
turning the piece of plastic upside down
moving the piece of plastic down and to the left
looking at the F through a magnifying glass
turning the piece of plastic over
turning the piece of plastic upside down
moving the piece of plastic down and to the left
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To determine which transformation would fail to preserve congruence, we need to understand the nature of the transformations mentioned.
- **Looking at the F through a magnifying glass**: This transformation changes the size of the F, making it larger, which does not preserve congruence.
- **Turning the piece of plastic over**: This is a reflection, which does preserve congruence.
- **Turning the piece of plastic upside down**: This is a rotation, which also preserves congruence.
- **Moving the piece of plastic down and to the left**: This is a translation, which preserves congruence as well.
Based on this analysis, the transformation that would fail to preserve congruence is:
**Looking at the F through a magnifying glass.**
- **Looking at the F through a magnifying glass**: This transformation changes the size of the F, making it larger, which does not preserve congruence.
- **Turning the piece of plastic over**: This is a reflection, which does preserve congruence.
- **Turning the piece of plastic upside down**: This is a rotation, which also preserves congruence.
- **Moving the piece of plastic down and to the left**: This is a translation, which preserves congruence as well.
Based on this analysis, the transformation that would fail to preserve congruence is:
**Looking at the F through a magnifying glass.**