Question

1. complete the table by identifying the rigid motion that maps the first figure onto the second figure.

rigid motion\tfigure a onto figure b\tfigure a onto figure c\tfigure b onto figure c

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the orientation change

Observe the relative positions and orientations of the figures. For Figure A onto Figure B, we can see that there is a turn - like change. Since rigid motions include translation, rotation and reflection, and the orientation of Figure A changes to match Figure B, it is a rotation.

Step2: Confirm rotations for other pairs

For Figure A onto Figure C and Figure B onto Figure C, we can also note the change in orientation around a fixed point, which is characteristic of rotation.

Answer:

	Figure A onto Figure B	Figure A onto Figure C	Figure B onto Figure C