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Pearson Geometry Common Core, 2011

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Exercise 18 Page 604

Check if the word in the figure can be read in the same direction.

Orientation: Same
Isometry: Translation

Practice makes perfect

We see that the figure below has the same orientation as the given figure because we can read the word in the same, clockwise, direction.

A translation can map the given figure onto to figure above. Hence, the isometry is a translation.