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The terms translation, rotation and vibration can be used to describe types of motion.
- Translation refers to the movement of an atom, particle or object from one position to another. Example: Moving from one side of a room to the other would be translational movement.
- Rotation refers to turning around, spinning. Example: A spinning top, or turning around is rotational movement
- Vibration refers to the movement of an object rapidly moving from side to side. Example: Vibration of water in a glass when a truck thunders past or a dinosaur thumps by.
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What shape means exactly the same but in a different position?
Translation or rotation.Translation or rotation.Translation or rotation.Translation or rotation.
What is the composition of a translation and a reflection across a line parallel to the direction of translation.?
It is a rotation.
Translation rotation and reflection are isomentries?
transformation
How is a reflection rotation and translation similar?
they are all with shapes and have to do with geometry
Can the composite of 2 reflections ever be both a rotation and a translation?
yes
What are three different examples of transformation process in enterprise?
translation-slide reflection-flip rotation-turn
What makes a rotation different from a translation?
a rotation turns a translation moves
What is pure rotation?
the pure rotation is something which has no translation motion actually people has a confusion that rolling is pure rotation? but i want to clarify that rolling is a combination of translation and rotation motion
What shape means exactly the same but in a different position?
Translation or rotation.Translation or rotation.Translation or rotation.Translation or rotation.
Which transformations preserves the lengths of the sides of the figure?
rotation, translation, and reflection
What is an non example of rotation?
An example of non-rotation would be a translation, where an object moves in a straight line without any rotation. Rotation involves spinning or turning an object around a fixed point, which is not present in a translation.
What is the composition of a translation and a reflection across a line parallel to the direction of translation.?
It is a rotation.
This can be a reflection rotation translation or dilation?
Transformation
Translation rotation and reflection are isomentries?
transformation
What are the two types of movements?
rotation and translation
Which of these diagrams does not show a translation, rotation, or reflection?
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What are the differences between rotation and translation in terms of their effects on geometric shapes?
Rotation and translation are both transformations that can change the position of geometric shapes. Rotation involves turning a shape around a fixed point, while translation involves moving a shape without changing its orientation. Rotation changes the direction of a shape, while translation only shifts its position.
