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Composition of Transformations
- Exploring Two Reflections with Parallel Lines
- Exploring Reflections with Intersecting Lines
- Glide Reflection MBJH Spartans
- Glide Reflection Cats
- Glide Reflection is not a rotation!
- Exploring Glide-Reflections
- Glide Reflection Extension
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Composition of Transformations
Brittany Wilson, Sara Anne Thomas, Nov 9, 2015
A composition of transformations is a combination of two or more transformations. The composition of two or more isometries is an isometry.
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1. Exploring Two Reflections with Parallel Lines
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2. Exploring Reflections with Intersecting Lines
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3. Glide Reflection MBJH Spartans
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4. Glide Reflection Cats
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5. Glide Reflection is not a rotation!
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6. Exploring Glide-Reflections
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7. Glide Reflection Extension
Exploring Two Reflections with Parallel Lines
While the letter F is double reflected about two parallel lines, the lesson being shown applies to all similar reflections. Check each box separately/together to learn how the coordinates relate the mirror (the y-axis here for ease of learning. Drag point L to see how the transformations change, but what property stays the same?
Exploring Two Reflections with Parallel Lines


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