The sequence that maps ΔABC to ΔDEF are represented by three transformations: a horizontal and vertical translation and a counterclockwise rotation.
What transformations have been done to a obtain a resulting triangle?
According to Euclidean geometry, a transformation is rigid if and only if Euclidean distances are conserved for every point of the figure. It is to be noticed that there is more than one manner to obtain the resulting figure.
After a careful inspection both on the statement and on the figure, we conclude that the following sequence of transformations:
- Translation of 2 units in the -x direction.
- Translation of 2 units in the -y direction.
- Rotation around the point D of 0.5π counterclockwise.
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