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Math 444 Semi-Quiz B
Question 1: Fundamental Theorem 3 proves that every isometry of the plane is one of several types of isometry.
List all the names of the types of isometry in this theorem:
If you did not include them in your list, also add Identity and Point Reflection to your list to make a (possibly) longer list.
Question 2: From your longer list from Question 1, write the name of each type of isometry in one of these two columns to indicate whether it is orientation-preserving or orientation reversing.
orientation-preserving |
orientation reversing |
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Question 3: In each case, write the name(s) of all the possible types that the product isometry can be. Suppose that F and G are glide reflections, L and M are line reflections, S and R are rotations.
a) What type of isometry can MR be? __________________________________
b) What type of isometry can FG be? __________________________________
c) What type of isometry can LSM be? __________________________________
d) What type of isometry can LML be? __________________________________
Question 4: Let m, n, p, q be 4 lines; denote the reflections in the line by Rm, Rn, Rp, Rq.
Solve this equation of isometry products to write Rq as a product of the others.
Rm Rq Rn = Rp
Question 5: In the figure, point A is on line m. Construct a line n so that RmRn = A60.
(Notation: Rm and Rn are reflections in lines m and n. A60 denotes rotation with center A and angle 60 degrees.)