Directions: Respond to the prompt with a response with multiple sentences. Use details about Rigid Transformations as much as possible. Not sure how to start? Use your response to demonstrate your ability to make connections: text-to-text, text-to-self, and/or text-to-world. Warm-up Prompt/Materials: Give an example of a Rigid Transformation and a Non-Rigid Transformation on an object in the real world. Can all objects in the real world be transformed rigidly or non-rigidly? Explain. Think of an object that you move regularly and the effect that moving it has. Rigid motion should not change the object shape whereas non-rigid transformation may change the shape. Warm Up Exercise: QUESTION 1
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Rigid transformations preserve an object's shape and size, exemplified by rotating a table, while non-rigid transformations change the object's shape, like stretching a rubber band. Not all objects can undergo rigid transformations, as demonstrated by materials that can be reshaped. Understanding these differences is important in geometry and visualizing how objects interact. ;
Rigid transformations maintain an object's shape and size, while non-rigid transformations alter them. For example, rotating a book on a table is a rigid transformation, whereas inflating a balloon represents a non-rigid transformation. Not all objects can be transformed rigidly, as some, like clay, can change shape significantly.
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