Mathematics, 10.09.2020 01:01 ytalbot
Which of the following statements correctly explains how
to perform a rotation, then a reflection of a figure on the
coordinate plane?
O Slide the figure the specified number of units and
then flip the figure over the specified line of
reflection or symmetry.
O Turn the figure clockwise by the specified number
of degrees and then flip the figure over the specified
line of reflection or symmetry.
Flip the figure over the specified line of reflection
or symmetry and then turn the figure clockwise by
the specified number of degrees.
O Turn the figure clockwise by the specified number
of degrees and then slide the figure the specified
number of units.
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