Which transformation will always map a parallelogram onto itself?
OA
a 90° rotation about its center
B.
a reflection across one of its diagonals
Ос.
a 180° rotation about its center
OD.
a reflection across a line jolning the midpoints of opposite sides

Draw out a rectangle and make sure it's not a square. So you could have it be longer than it is tall. Imagine rotating that rectangle 180 degrees. The before and after (preimage and image) will be identical. The same applies if we slanted the sides of this rectangle. This shows that any parallelogram has rotational symmetry.

Side note: any rectangle is a parallelogram, but not the other way around.

Which transformation will always map a parallelogram onto itself? OA a 90° rotation about its center B. a reflection across one of its diagonals Ос. a 180° rotation about its center OD. a reflection across a line jolning the midpoints of opposite sides

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Answer: C) a 180 degree rotation about its center

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Which transformation will always map a parallelogram onto itself?
OA
a 90° rotation about its center
B.
a reflection across one of its diagonals
Ос.
a 180° rotation about its center
OD.
a reflection across a line jolning the midpoints of opposite sides