Question

tell whether the transformation appears to be a rigid motion. explain. does the transformation appear to be a rigid motion? a. no, because the angle measures and/or the distances between the vertices are not the same as the corresponding angle measures and distances of the pre - image. b. yes, because the angle measures and the distances between the vertices are the same as the corresponding angle measures and distances of the pre - image. c. yes, because the angle measures and/or the distances between the vertices are not the same as the corresponding angle measures and/or distances of the pre - image. d. no, because the angle measures and the distances between the vertices are the same as the corresponding angle measures and distances of the pre - image.

Explanation:

A rigid motion (transformation) preserves angle - measures and distances between vertices. If these are not the same as in the pre - image, it is not a rigid motion.

Answer:

A. No, because the angle measures and/or the distances between the vertices are not the same as the corresponding angle measures and distances of the preimage.