Question

1. explain why figure b is not the image of figure a after a rotation using p.

Explanation:

A rotation is a transformation that preserves the shape and size of a figure. Figure A is a quadrilateral and Figure B is a triangle. Since the number of sides and the overall shape are different, Figure B cannot be the image of Figure A after a rotation as rotations do not change the number of sides or the general shape - type of a geometric figure.

Answer:

Figure B cannot be the image of Figure A after a rotation because Figure A is a quadrilateral and Figure B is a triangle. Rotations preserve the number of sides and general shape of a figure, and since the number of sides and shape - type are different between the two figures, Figure B cannot be the rotated image of Figure A.