Mathematics, 11.05.2021 20:30, waterbug7571

Triangle ABC is transformed by applying two reflections over two non-parallel lines to create triangle A’’B’’C’’. The reflection lines intersect at an angle of 33 degrees. Describe in detail a single transformation that would have the same result.

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