Question

question 24
1 pts
this drawing is an example of a ______.
grid with two t - shaped figures
○ reflection
○ quadrilateral
○ rotation
○ translation
question 25
1 pts
this drawing is an example of a ______.
grid with two arrow - shaped figures, partial

Explanation:

Question 24

To determine the transformation:

• Reflection: Would flip the shape over a line, but the two "T" shapes don't show a mirror - like flip.
• Quadrilateral: This is a type of polygon, not a transformation, so it's not relevant here.
• Rotation: Would turn the shape around a point, but the two "T" shapes have the same orientation and seem to be moved without rotation.
• Translation: Involves moving a shape without rotating or reflecting it. The two "T" - shaped figures appear to be moved (slid) from one position to another, maintaining their shape, size, and orientation. So this is a translation.

If the two shapes are mirror - images (flipped over a line), then it's a reflection. If they are turned, it's rotation, if moved it's translation, and quadrilateral is a polygon type. Assuming the visible part shows a mirror - like relationship between the two shapes (e.g., symmetric over a vertical line), then the transformation is reflection.

Answer:

D. translation

Question 25

(Note: Since the image is cut off, assuming it's a common transformation question. If the two shapes are mirror - images of each other, for example, if one is the flip of the other over a vertical or horizontal line, then the answer would be reflection. But with the given partial image, if we assume the two shapes are mirror - reflected (like one is the mirror image of the other), here is the explanation: