Question

1. a translation will always preserve the... location of the object the size of the object the shape of the object the direction the object faces

Explanation:

Translation is a type of transformation in geometry. When an object is translated (moved without rotation or resizing), its location changes. But by the definition of translation, it is a rigid transformation. Rigid transformations preserve the size (all corresponding side - lengths are equal), shape (all corresponding angles are equal), and the direction the object faces (since there is no rotation involved).

Answer:

the size of the object, the shape of the object, the direction the object faces