John draws a square on a coordinate plane. Then, he draws an image of the square 3 units to the right of the original square. What is true about the corresponding sides of the original figure and the image?

Question

John draws a square on a coordinate plane. Then, he draws an image of the square 3 units to the right of the original square. What is true about the corresponding sides of the original figure and the image?
	A.	The corresponding sides are skew.

B.	The corresponding sides intersect at one point.

C.	The corresponding sides intersect at an infinite number of points.

D.	The corresponding sides are parallel.

R_scott · Answer

try this with squares of various orientations one thing is always true

Grace · Answer

so whats the answer? cause I think its b

oobleck · Answer

think again nothing has changed but the location, right?

Grace · Answer

oh so its B