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Mathematics, 25.05.2021 16:00, leo4687

Which transformations will map the figure onto itself? a. reflection across one of the lines of symmetry of the figure.
b. rotation of 180 degrees about the center of the figure.
c. translation of two units to the left and two units down.
d. rotation of 90 degrees about the center of the figure.


Which transformations will map the figure onto itself?

a. reflection across one of the lines of s

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