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How do you translate a figure?
Move it without turning it. sliding it
Sliding a figure in any direction?
i don't know tor
What is a sliding motion of a figure in a coordinate plane called?
a force
What is the mathematicial term for moving the position of a figure on a coordinate graph by sliding it?
A translation.
What solid figure rolls and slides?
A cylinder is a solid figure that can both roll and slide. Its shape and symmetry allows it to roll smoothly along a surface, and its circular base provides stability for sliding. Both of these properties make it suitable for applications such as wheels and rollers.
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