Question

1. what remains unchanged when a figure is translated?

shape and size
location
position
distance from the origin

Explanation:

Translation is a type of transformation in geometry. When a figure is translated, it is moved from one position to another. The key property of translation is that it is a rigid transformation. A rigid transformation preserves the shape and size of the figure. The location, position, and distance from the origin of the figure change because the figure is moved to a new place. But the shape (e.g., if it was a triangle, it remains a triangle) and size (all the side - lengths and angles remain the same) do not change.

Answer:

Shape and size