Concept explainers
To determine whether a geometric figure and its rotated image sometimes, always, or never have the same perimeter.
Answer to Problem 20HP
Always have the same perimeter
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Geometric figure and its rotated image
If the geometric figure is rotated in any of the axis then there is no change in their shape.
There is no change in there length of the sides of the figure.
It is still the same figure with same length.
So, there will be no change in the perimeter.
Conclusion:
Therefore, a geometric figure and its rotated image are always having the same perimeter.
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