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test prep use the information for problem 1-3. daniel is babysitting hi…

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test prep
use the information for problem 1-3.
daniel is babysitting his little sister. he makes her a sandwich and then uses a cookie cutter to cut the sandwich into the shape of a rhombus. then he flips the sandwich over.

  1. what shape is the flipped sandwich?
  2. determining the number of pairs of parallel sides for the flipped sandwich. ____ pairs of parallel sides
  3. are the side lengths of the flipped sandwich longer, shorter, or the same size as the side lengths of the unflipped sandwich?
  4. select the description of the transformation of the given figure.

(chart with columns slide, flip, turn and rows of triangles: first row left triangle, middle triangle; second row left triangle, middle triangle; third row left triangle, middle triangle. each cell has a square to check.)
spiral review

  1. a store sells a bicycle tube for $21.00 and a tire patch kit for $9.00. the tax rate is 7%. how much would it cost to purchase both?
  2. find the area of a circle with a radius of 6 centimeters. use 3.14 for π.
  3. arlo rolls a standard number cube three times. what is the chance the number cube will land on an even number all three times?

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Question 7
Brief Explanations

A rhombus is a quadrilateral with all sides equal and opposite sides parallel. Flipping a rhombus (a reflection transformation) does not change its shape; it remains a rhombus because reflection preserves the geometric properties of the figure, including side lengths and parallelism of sides.

Brief Explanations

A rhombus (the flipped sandwich) is a type of parallelogram. By definition, a parallelogram has 2 pairs of parallel sides. Flipping the rhombus does not alter this property, so the number of pairs of parallel sides remains the same as that of a rhombus.

Brief Explanations

Flipping a figure (reflection) is a rigid transformation. Rigid transformations preserve the lengths of the sides of the figure. Since the sandwich is flipped (a reflection), the side lengths of the flipped sandwich will be the same as the side lengths of the unflipped sandwich.

Answer:

Rhombus

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