Question

which figure is a translation of figure j? figure k figure l figure m

Explanation:

Translation means sliding a figure without rotating or flipping it. Figure \(K\) is the same shape and size as figure \(J\) and is just moved (slid) to a new position. Figure \(L\) has a different orientation (if we consider vertical - horizontal alignment, but actually in translation orientation doesn't change, but here visually it's a wrong analysis path. The key is congruence and no rotation/flipping). Figure \(M\) is a mirror - image (reflection) or a rotated version (not just translation).

Answer:

Figure \(K\)