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ANSWER ASAP! First draw a simple figure and name it Figure W. Next, draw its image under some transformation (i. e., trace your Figure W on the transparency), and then move it. Finally, draw its image somewhere else on the paper.

Describe, intuitively how you moved the figure. Use complete sentences.

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