CSEC Maths - Transformations - Translations

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this is the best math channel, as he was explaining how to do it, i was doing it with another number and i got it correct... thank you sir

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[@ivornworrell]

Hello, good video, but how can one be sure that the image underwent a translation, & not a slight enlargement/reduction for example, bcz a translation is just one of four types of transformation, am I correct?

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Based on what is required by the CSEC Maths exam a traslation is easy to spot. The object and image are congruent (they are identical). The orientation also remains the same. With a rotation, the orientation changes and the object and image are congruent. With an enlargement there is a change is size (smaller or larger), but the object and image are similar (not congruent). With a reflection the object and image are congruent but laterally inverted.

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@@CSECMathematics Thank you for your reply Sir.

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