Question

before you continue, we recommend completing the day 2 activities, \practice makes progress\ and \geogebra activity: rigid transformations.\ which image shows the rigid transformation of translation? image 3 shows the image after the preimage was translated down. none of these images shows translation. image 1 shows the image after the preimage was translated right. image 2 shows the image after the preimage was translated left.

Explanation:

To determine the image with a rigid translation (which preserves shape and size, just moves the preimage), we analyze each option:

• Image 3: A translation down would move the preimage vertically, but Image 3 appears to be a reflection or different transformation (not just a vertical translation).
• Image 1: A translation right would move the preimage horizontally to the right, but Image 1's orientation or position doesn't match a simple right translation (it looks like a reflection or rotation - not translation).
• Image 2: A left translation would move the preimage horizontally to the left. However, looking at the preimage (a "cup - up" shape) and Image 2 (a "cup - down" shape), this is a reflection (a flip), not a translation.
• So, none of the images show a pure rigid translation (since Image 2 is a reflection, Image 1 is likely a reflection/rotation, Image 3 is not a simple down translation).

Answer:

None of these images shows translation.