Question

c. look at your new image. is it the same shape as the preimage? explain how you know. select the correct phrases to complete each sentence. the shape of the image is dropdown the shape of the preimage. dropdown of the sides are parallel to the original sides.

Explanation:

When a figure undergoes a transformation (like dilation or reflection, but from the grid and lines, likely a dilation or similar transformation that preserves shape), the image and preimage are similar (same shape). For the sides, since the transformation is a linear transformation (like scaling from the center), corresponding sides remain parallel (all sides, as it's a similar figure transformation). So the first blank is "the same as" and the second is "All" (assuming the transformation is a similarity transformation like dilation which preserves parallelism and shape).

Answer:

The shape of the image is \boxed{the same as} the shape of the preimage. \boxed{All} of the sides are parallel to the original sides.