Mathematics
Mathematics, 05.05.2020 18:28, hmjjones

How can you use transformations to solve problems?

Choose all that are correct.

A You can use translations to describe a change in the shape of a figure.
B You can use rotations to describe a change in the position of a figure.
C You can use reflections to describe a change in the size of a figure.

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