Question

which figure is a translation of figure a? figure b figure c figure d

Explanation:

A translation is a transformation that slides a figure without rotating or reflecting it, so the shape, size, and orientation of the figure remain the same, and it is moved along a straight line.

• Figure B: It appears to be a reflection or rotation of Figure A, as its orientation (the direction of the slanted side) is reversed compared to Figure A.
• Figure C: It has the same shape, size, and orientation as Figure A. It looks like it has been moved down (translated vertically) without any rotation or reflection.
• Figure D: It is a rotation of Figure A, as its orientation is different (the slanted side is in a different direction relative to the vertical and horizontal sides).

So, Figure C is the translation of Figure A.

Answer:

Figure C