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Mathematics, 18.03.2020 06:40 caity2006

He diagram shows the sequence of three rigid transformations used to map TriangleABC onto TriangleA"B"C". What is the sequence of the transformations?

rotation, then reflection, then translation

rotation, then translation, then reflection

translation, then reflection, then rotation

translation, then rotation, then reflection

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