Question

10 what is true for an image and a preimage in a reflection? a the image is larger than the preimage. b the image smaller than the preimage. c the image and the preimage have different orientations. d the image and the preimage have the same orientation.

Explanation:

In a reflection, a transformation flips a figure over a line of reflection. The size and shape of the pre - image and the image are congruent, so they are not larger or smaller. However, the orientation changes because the figure is flipped. For example, if you reflect a triangle over a vertical line, the left - most vertex of the pre - image may become the right - most vertex of the image.

Answer:

C. The image and the preimage have different orientations.