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What is the difference between an image and a pre-image in a transformation? How do you tell them apart?

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The image is the result of performing a transformation, and the preimage is the original that you perform the transformation.

To tell them apart, they will usually be defined separately. For example, the square ABCD, when translated four units right becomes square A'B'C'D'.

If you know the transformation performed, you can apply this to differentiate between the preimage and image if they are not labeled. Only one square will be on the right of the other square, and since the translation is "four units right", it has to be the rightmost square that is the image.
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The image is the product of a transformation while a pre-image is the original image on which a transformation operation is performed.

What is the image in a transformation?

The image is the product of a transformation or it is the figure obtained after a transforms operation is performed.

What is the preimage in transformation?

A pre-image is the original image on which a trabsosfiemarion operation is performed.

The pre-image is differentiated from the image by the labelling convention used as well as by studying the transformation performed.

Learn more about image and pre-image at: https://brainly.com/question/11875974

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