Mathematics, 09.02.2021 22:40 estella09

Which statement(s) about translations, reflections, and rotations are true? These transformations do not create a congruent image.
These transformations do not change the shape of the image.
These transformations do not change the location of the image.
These transformations do not change the size of the image.

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