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A triangle in Quadrant I is reflected twice, first over the y-axis and then over the x-axis. The new triangle, in Quadrant III, could ALSO have been obtained by using a single A…

A triangle in Quadrant I is reflected twice, first over the y-axis and then over the x-axis. The new triangle, in Quadrant III, could ALSO have been obtained by using a single A…
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A triangle in Quadrant I is reflected twice, first over the y-axis and then over the x-axis. The new triangle, in Quadrant III, could ALSO have been obtained by using a single A) dilation. B) glide reflection. C) rotation. D) translation.

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User Chrstpsln
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rotation

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User Juan David Torres
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Answer: rotation

Explanation:

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