Question

statement about reflected figures true false if two sides are parallel in the original figure, then those sides are parallel in the final figure. the final angle measures are the same as the original angle measures. the final side lengths are shorter than the original side lengths. the original figure and the final figure are congruent.

Explanation:

1. A reflection is a rigid transformation that preserves parallelism, so parallel sides stay parallel.
2. Rigid transformations preserve angle measures, so angles remain identical.
3. Reflections do not change side lengths; all lengths stay the same.
4. Congruent figures have identical size and shape, which reflections preserve as a rigid transformation.

Answer:

1. If two sides are parallel in the original figure, then those sides are parallel in the final figure.: True
2. The final angle measures are the same as the original angle measures.: True
3. The final side lengths are shorter than the original side lengths.: False
4. The original figure and the final figure are congruent.: True