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Translation Rotation reflection Dilation Pre Image Image Rigid Motions Translation Rotation reflection

angle Rotation reflection Translation turn flip slide

Length of the segments remain the same Size is preserved Degree of the measures of the angles remains the same (same shape) Angle measure is preserved Dilations only preserve angle measure. The size of the pre-image and the image are NOT the same. Rigid Motions preserve BOTH distance (size) and angle measure (shape)

Rotation Yes F reflection Yes Translation Yes F