Identify each shape transformation: translation, rotation, or reflection.

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Since I can't view images directly, I’ll guide you on how to solve this type of problem and explain the logic behind each transformation. Then, I’ll help you analyze the specific examples if you describe them.

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🔍 Understanding the Three Types of Transformations:

1. Translation:
- The shape moves in a straight direction (left, right, up, down).
- The shape does not rotate or flip.
- All points move the same distance and direction.
- No change in orientation.

2. Reflection:
- The shape is flipped over a line (like a mirror).
- The image is a mirror image of the original.
- The shape appears reversed (e.g., left becomes right).
- Often called a "flip."

3. Rotation:
- The shape turns around a fixed point (center of rotation).
- It may turn 90°, 180°, or 270° clockwise or counterclockwise.
- The shape stays the same size but changes orientation.

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✔ How to Solve Each Problem:

For each question (1–8), there are three shapes:
- Original shape
- Transformed shape
- You must decide: Translation, Reflection, or Rotation

#### Step-by-step approach:
1. Compare the position and orientation of the original and transformed figure.
2. Ask:
- Is it just moved? → Translation
- Is it mirrored? → Reflection
- Is it turned? → Rotation

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🧩 Example Analysis (based on common patterns):

Let’s assume typical configurations for problems like these (since I can’t see the image). Here's how to think through them:

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#### Problem 1:
- Original shape: A square with a dot on the top-right corner.
- Transformed shape: Same shape, but shifted to the right.
- ✔ This is a Translation — no flip, no turn, just moved.

#### Problem 2:
- Original: L-shaped block.
- Transformed: Mirror image across a vertical line.
- ✔ This is a Reflection — flipped left-to-right.

#### Problem 3:
- Original: Square rotated 90° clockwise.
- Transformed: Shape turned 90°.
- ✔ This is a Rotation.

#### Problem 4:
- Original and transformed: Same position, but one is upside-down.
- If it's flipped over a horizontal line → Reflection
- If it’s turned 180° → Rotation

> ⚠️ Important: A 180° rotation is not a reflection unless it's also symmetric.

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📌 Tips to Distinguish:

| Feature | Translation | Reflection | Rotation |
|--------|------------|------------|----------|
| Orientation | Same | Reversed (mirror) | Changed (turned) |
| Position | Moved | May be mirrored | Turned around a point |
| Size & Shape | Unchanged | Unchanged | Unchanged |

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🔎 Common Mistakes:

- Thinking that a 180° rotation is a reflection — it’s not, unless it's symmetric and flipped.
- Confusing translation with rotation if the shape is moved and slightly turned — look closely!

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✔ Final Answer Format (for your worksheet):

For each number (1–8), write:
- Translation
- Reflection
- Rotation

Example:
1) Translation
2) Reflection
3) Rotation
...

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🛠️ What You Can Do Now:

If you can describe each problem (e.g., “In problem 1, the shape is moved 3 units to the right”), I can give you the exact answer for each.

Alternatively, if you take a photo and describe what you see in each row (original vs. transformed), I can help identify the correct transformation.

Would you like to describe the figures for each problem?