Question
The result of a translation is _______.
- Triangle
- Pre-image
- Rectangle
- Image
Hint:
The translation is the act of moving a shape or a figure from one location to another. A figure can move in translation up, down, right, left, or anywhere else in the coordinate system. Only the object's position changes during translation; its size stays the same.
The correct answer is: Image
Now as we said that in translation, a point or a figure can move up, down, right, left, or anywhere else in the coordinate system. Any point can be located using a Cartesian coordinate system or coordinate system, and that point can be displayed as an ordered pair (x, y) known as Coordinates.
In cartesian plane there are 4 quadrants:
1st Quadrant
2nd Quadrant
3rd Quadrant
4th Quadrant
The sign patterns are in this way:
I- quadrant (+, +)
II-quadrant (-, +)
III-quadrant (-, -)
IV-quadrant (+, -)
Let's take an example:
(x, y) --> (x - 9, y + 3)
(x, y) --> (x + 2, y + 5)
Pre-image is basically the initial figure before translation occurs. Rectangle and Swuare are the basic shapes that cannot state the translation of every figure.
When any shape is translated a new image is formed. So the answer is an image.
In this question, we used the concept of translation and found out that its an image that is formed after translation. We also understood the concept of the cartesian system and the coordinates. In translation, only the position of the object changes, its size remains the same. Translation is changing of position of the image.
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The required point has been calculated with the given equation.
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Which of the following relation is correct?
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Hence option C is the correcct option
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Hence option A (x+6,y+3) is the suitable option.
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From the diagram given below, what is the true relation between ∠ABC and ∠ABD?
From the diagram given below, what is the true relation between ∠ABC and ∠ABD?
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