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Transformation properties and proofs
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Wed Jan 22, 4:30 PM
We will go through five practice exercises to review what we have learned in the series about the definitions of rigid transformations, reflective and rotational symmetries, and proving theorems using transformations.
To learn Geometry together! Geometry is one of the most visual and proof-based types of mathematics.
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