Question

exit ticket after lesson 4.4
exit ticket after lesson 4.4
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describe the transformation
translation
reflection
rotation

Explanation:

Translation is a transformation that slides a figure without rotating or flipping it. In the given graph, the pre - image (triangle \(ABC\)) and the image (triangle \(A'B'C'\)) have the same shape and orientation. Each point of the pre - image is moved the same distance in the same direction. For example, if we consider point \(A\), it is moved up to get to \(A'\), point \(B\) is moved up to get to \(B'\), and point \(C\) is moved up to get to \(C'\). There is no rotation (no turning around a point) or reflection (no flipping over a line).

Answer:

translation