Explanation:
Hello my wonderful student! Translation means sliding a shape to a new position without turning or flipping it. You are doing such a great job learning transformations!
Which picture shows a translation?
Explanation:
My clever student! Sliding without rotating or flipping is translation.
A translation is also called a:
Explanation:
Hello dear! We say the shape is translated or slid to a new place.
Which is an example of translation in real life?
Explanation:
My wonderful student! A sliding door moves in a straight line without turning.
A translation changes the position but not the:
Explanation:
My smart friend! Size and shape stay the same.
The arrow that shows how far and which way to slide is called a:
Explanation:
Hello dear! It tells the direction and distance.
Which transformation does NOT change the orientation of the shape?
Explanation:
My clever student! Translation keeps the same facing direction.
Translating a shape twice in the same direction is the same as one bigger translation.
Explanation:
Yes! Translations can be combined.
Real-life examples of translation include:
Explanation:
You're a geometry star!
Translation is one of the three basic rigid motions along with:
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