1. A triangle reflected in two intersecting at 40 degrees yields a triangle rotated 20 degrees about the point of intersection.
2. The magnitude of the rotation of a point is one-half the measure of the obtuse angle of the intersecting lines.
3. If the scale factor in a dilation is between zero and one, then the preimage will be larger than the image.
4. If the scale factor in a dilation is greater than one, then the preimage will be smaller than the image.
5. The orientation of the image and the preimage are the same when an odd number of reflection are performed.
6. Every angle inscribed in a semicircle is a right angle.
7. Given two points of a sphere, there is exactly one great circle that passes through them.
2007-05-22
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