Grade 8
/ Translations 32 exercises (100% corrected)
- Reminders and introduction to translation (2 exercices)
- Use of the translation (6 exercices)
- Translation with grid (5 exercices)
- Translation and parallelogram (2 exercices)
- Translation on white paper (4 exercices)
- Frieze, tiling and translation (5 exercices)
- Translation and plane geometry (1 exercice)
- Properties of translation (3 exercices)
- Translation and theorem (2 exercices)
- In addition: translation and other transformations (2 exercices)
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d
The
dog
.
.
.
is
the
image
of
the
dog
7
by
the
translation
transforming
the
point
C
to
A
.
E.9009
Consider
the
frieze
shown
below
:
1
List
all
the
patterns
present
in
the
figure
that
are
ob-tained
by
translating
the
pattern
14
shown
in
gray.
2
List
all
the
patterns
present
in
the
figure
that
are
ob-tained
by
translating
the
pattern
16
.
E.7934
In
this
exercise,
the
square
ABCD
is
not
represented
at
full
size.
No
justification
is
expected
for
questions
1
and
2
.
1
Consider
the
square
ABCD
of
center
O
shown
opposite,
divided
into
four
su-perimposable
polygons,
numbered
1
,
2
,
3
and
4
.
What
is
the
image
of
the
polygon
1
by
the
central
symmetry
of
center
O
?
2
The
figure
below
is
part
of
the
paving,
one
basic
pattern
of
which
is
the
ABCD
square
from
question
1
.
What
transformation
from
polygon
1
yields
polygon
5
?
E.8995
Consider
the
drawing
below
:
1
By
the
translation
that
tranforms
the
point
L
into
N
:
a
what
is
the
image
of
segment
[
LG
]
?
b
what
is
the
image
of
segment
[
CK
]
?
2
By
the
translation
that
tranforms
the
point
S
into
M
:
a
what
is
the
image
of
segment
[
GI
]
?
b
what
is
the
image
of
segment
[
NH
]
?
E.9145
Consider
the
tiling
of
the
plane
shown
below
with
regular
hexagons,
some
of
which
have
been
numbered
:
1
a
By
the
translation
transforming
the
hexagon
11
into
the
hexagon
32
,
what
is
the
image
of
the
hexagon
31
?
b
By
the
translation
transforming
the
hexagon
49
into
the
hexagon
41
,
what
is
the
image
of
the
hexagon
21
?
2
By
the
translation
transforming
the
hexagon
51
into
the
hexagon
42
,
what
is
the
hexagon
that
has
as
its
image
the
hexagon
26
?
3.
Translation
with
grid
E.8998
Consider
in
the
plane
provided
with
a
grid
of
three
parallelograms
and
7
points
shown
below
:
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T1ABCD
T1ABCD
F1AB
ABAB
1
Consider
the
parallelogram
P
2
to
be
the
image
by
trans-lation
of
the
parallelogram
P
1
.
What
is
the
image
of
the
point
A
by
this
translation?
2
Consider
that
the
parallelogram
P
1
has
as
its
image
the
parallelogram
P
3
by
a
translation.
What
is
the
image
of
the
point
A
by
this
translation?
E.9010
In
the
grid
below,
the
quadrilateral
Q
1
and
the
two
points
C
and
D
:
Draw
the
image
of
the
quadrilateral
Q
1
by
the
translation
transforming
the
point
C
into
D
.
E.6834
In
the
grid
below,
consider
the
tri-angle
T
1
and
the
four
points
A
,
B
,
C
and
D
:
1
a
Draw
the
triangle
T
2
obtained
by
the
translation
of
the
triangle
T
1
that
transforms
the
point
A
into
B
.
b
Draw
the
triangle
T
3
obtained
by
the
translation
of
the
triangle
T
1
that
transforms
the
point
C
into
D
.
2
Which
transformation
gets
the
triangle
T
2
into
the
tri-angle
T
3
?
Put
two
points
image
of
each
other
by
this
transformation.
E.9023
In
the
grid
below,
consider
the
tri-angle
T
1
and
the
four
points
A
,
B
,
C
and
D
:
1
a
Draw
the
triangle
T
2
obtained
by
the
translation
of
the
triangle
T
1
that
transforms
the
point
A
into
B
.
b
Draw
the
triangle
T
3
obtained
by
the
translation
of
the
triangle
T
2
that
transforms
the
point
C
into
D
.
2
Which
transformation
gets
the
triangle
T
1
into
the
tri-angle
T
3
?
Put
two
points
image
of
each
other
by
this
transformation.
E.6835
In
the
grid
below,
consider
the
figure
F
1
and
the
two
points
A
and
B
:
Draw
the
image
of
figure
F
1
by
the
translation
that
trans-forms
point
A
into
B
.
4.
Translation
and
parallelogram
E.6832
In
a
ski
resort,
a
cable
car
moves
on
its
cable
:
Let’s
try
to
describe
the
movement
made
by
the
cabin
at
two
different
times.
1
Answer
the
following
questions
:
The
two
representations
of
the
cabin
are:
a
symmetrical
by
axial
symmetry?
If
so,
specify
the
axis
of
symmetry?
b
symmetrical
by
a
central
symmetry?
If
yes,
specify
the
center
of
symmetry.
2
Let
us
highlight
two
points
A
and
B
and
their
images
A
and
B
’:
a
Compare
segment
[
AB
]
and
its
image
[
A
B
]
.
b
Give
the
nature
of
the
quadrilateral
ABB
A
.
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ABAB
ABMP
ABCD
ABC
MNABC
E.9012
Consider
the
4
points
A
,
B
,
M
and
N
shown
below
:
1
a
Place
the
point
I
middle
of
the
segment
[
MB
]
.
b
Place
the
point
N
symmetrical
to
the
point
A
with
respect
to
the
point
I
.
2
a
Place
the
point
J
middle
of
the
segment
[
PB
]
.
b
Place
the
point
Q
symmetrical
to
the
point
A
with
respect
to
the
point
J
.
3
a
Draw
the
triangles
AMP
and
BNQ
.
b
What
can
be
said
about
the
transformation
turning
the
triangle
AMP
into
BNQ
.
4
Explain
the
method
used
to
construct
the
symmetric
of
point
M
by
the
translation
transforming
point
A
into
B
.
5.
Translation
on
white
paper
E.6838
Proposition:
be
A
,
B
,
C
three
points
of
the
plane.
We
denote
D
the
image
of
point
C
by
the
tanslation
that
trans-forms
A
into
B
.
Construction
method
:
We’ll
use
the
property
of
the
diagonals
of
a
parallelogram:
they
intercept
at
their
middles.
To
plot
the
point
D
image
of
the
point
C
by
the
translation
that
transforms
A
into
B
:
we
place
the
point
I
midway
along
segment
[
AB
]
.
we
place
the
point
D
image
of
the
point
A
by
central
symmetry
of
center
I
.
In
the
plane,
consider
the
five
points
shown
below
:
Constructions
will
be
made
using
the
graduated
ruler
and
compass
1
a
Place
the
point
I
middle
of
the
segment
[
AN
]
.
b
Draw
the
image
of
point
A
by
the
transformation
that
turns
M
into
N
.
2
a
Place
the
point
J
middle
of
the
segment
[
BN
]
.
b
Draw
the
image
of
point
B
by
the
translation
that
transforms
M
into
N
.
3
Finish
the
construction
to
draw
the
triangle
A
B
C
im-age
of
the
triangle
ABC
by
the
translation
transforming
the
point
M
into
N
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ABCD
ABC
MNABC
ABC(dORS
ABCDMN
A−u−v−w
E.9021
Consider
the
triangle
ABC
,
the
three
points
O
,
R
,
S
and
the
line
(
d
)
shown
below
:
1
Draw
the
triangle
DEF
image
of
the
triangle
ABC
by
axial
symmetry
of
axis
(
d
)
.
2
Draw
the
triangle
GHI
image
of
the
triangle
ABC
by
central
symmetry
of
center
O
.
3
Draw
the
triangle
JKL
image
of
the
triangle
ABC
by
the
transformation
that
turns
the
point
R
into
S
.
E.6839
In
the
plane,
consider
the
quadrilat-eral
ABCD
and
the
vector
−→
u
shown
below
Constructions
will
be
made
using
the
graduated
ruler
and
compass
Construct
the
symmetric
of
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
by
vec-tor
translation
−→
u
.
E.6840
Below
are
shown
the
point
A
and
three
vectors
−→
u
,
−→
v
and
−→
w
:
1
a
Place
the
point
A
symmetrical
to
the
point
A
by
the
vector
translation
−→
u
.
b
Place
the
point
A
symmetrical
of
the
point
A
by
the
vector
translation
−→
v
.
c
Place
the
point
A
symmetrical
to
the
point
A
by
the
vector
translation
−→
w
.
2
What
do
we
notice?
6.
Frieze,
tiling
and
translation
E.6842
We
consider
the
paving
below
:
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Motif 1Motif 2ABCABCD
ABCD
Starting
from
the
black
pattern,
specify
the
transformations
necessary
to
reconstruct
this
tiling.
The
colors
of
the
pieces
of
the
paving
will
be
ignored.
E.6843
We
consider
the
paving
below
:
Starting
from
the
black
pattern,
specify
the
transformations
necessary
to
reconstruct
this
tiling.
The
colors
of
the
pieces
of
the
paving
will
be
ignored.
E.6845
We
consider
the
paving
below
:
Starting
from
the
black
pattern,
specify
the
transformations
necessary
to
reconstruct
this
tiling.
The
colors
of
the
pieces
of
the
paving
will
be
ignored.
E.6855
Frame,
in
the
frieze
below,
the
pat-tern
that
is
repeated
successively
by
translation
for
its
con-struction.
E.9024
Below
is
a
representation
of
a
tessel-lation
of
the
plane
:
This
tiling
can
be
achieved
by
choosing
a
pattern
(consisting
of
several
ˇ
carreaux
ı)
and
applying
the
same
translations
to
it
several
times.
Show
a
possible
pattern
as
well
as
the
translations
used
to
reproduce
that
pattern
to
obtain
the
tiling.
7.
Translation
and
plane
geometry
E.7967
Gaspard
is
working
with
dy-namic
geometry
software
to
build
a
frieze.
He
constructed
a
triangle
ABC
isosceles
in
C
(pattern
1)
and
then
got
the
rhombus
ACBD
(pattern
2)
.
Here
are
the
screenshots
of
his
work.
1
Specify
a
transformation
to
complete
the
pattern
1
to
obtain
the
pattern
2
.
2
Once
the
pattern
2
was
constructed,
Gaspard
repeatedly
applied
translation.
This
gives
him
the
frieze
below.
Specify
which
translation
it
is
:
8.
Properties
of
translation
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Motif 1Motif 2ABCABCD
ABCD
MNF1F2ABCDEF
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Figure 2
Figure 3
E.6836
In
the
plane,
consider
the
three
dis-tinct
points
A
,
B
and
C
.
Note
the
point
D
image
of
the
point
C
by
the
translation
transforming
the
point
A
into
B
.
Without
justification,
answer
the
following
questions
with
true
or
false
:
1
Segments
[
AC
]
and
[
BD
]
have
the
same
measurement.
2
segments
[
AD
]
and
[
BC
]
have
the
same
measure.
3
The
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelogram.
4
The
segments
[
AD
]
and
[
BC
]
have
the
same
middle.
E.6837
In
the
plane,
consider
the
two
fig-ures
F
1
and
F
2
whose
F
2
is
the
image
of
F
1
by
the
translation
transforming
M
into
N
.
1
a
Verify
that
the
segments
[
FM
]
and
[
NC
]
have
the
same
midpoint.
b
What
is
the
nature
of
the
quadrilateral
MNFC
?
2
Name,
at
least,
three
other
parallelograms
present
using
these
figures.
3
Copy
and
complete
the
following
sentences
:
a
If
two
lines
are
translationally
symmetrical
then
these
two
lines
are
.
.
.
.
.
.
b
If
two
segments
are
translationally
symmetric
then
these
two
segments
are
.
.
.
.
.
.
c
If
two
angles
are
translationally
symmetric
then
these
two
angles
are
.
.
.
.
.
.
d
If
A
has
image
B
and
if
C
has
image
D
by
the
same
translation
then
the
quadrilateral
ABDC
is
a
.
.
.
.
.
.
In
particular,
the
segments
[
AD
]
and
[
BC
]
have
.
.
.
.
.
.
e
If
two
circles
are
symmetric
by
translation
then
the
centers
are
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
the
radii
have
.
.
.
.
.
.
E.8996
Consider
the
frieze
shown
below
:
This
frieze
is
constructed
from
the
pattern
of
the
pattern
in
figure
1
;
from
this
pattern,
figure
2
is
constructed,
and
then
figure
3
is
constructed
to
finally
obtain
the
frieze.
1
a
Which
transformation
takes
the
figure
1
(the
pat-tern)
to
2
.
b
Which
transformation
moves
from
figure
2
to
figure
3
.
c
By
the
translation
from
figure
3
to
the
frieze,
give
the
image
of
point
D
.
2
What
is
the
nature
of
the
quadrilateral
AFHG
?
Justify
your
answer.
9.
Translation
and
theorem
E.6833
Consider
the
triangle
ABC
such
that
:
AB
=
6.8
cm
;
BC
=
5.1
cm
;
AC
=
8.5
cm
1
a
Draw
the
triangle
ABC
.
b
Construct
the
point
D
translated
from
the
point
A
by
the
translation
that
transforms
the
point
B
into
C
.
c
Justify
that
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
is
a
parallelo-gram.
2
a
Establish
that
the
triangle
ABC
is
right-angled
at
B
.
b
What
is
the
nature
of
the
quadrilateral
ABCD
?
Jus-
tify
your
answer.
E.9013
Consider
the
triangle
ABC
right-angled
A
such
that
:
AB
=
5
cm
;
AC
=
6
cm
1
a
Draw
the
triangle
ABC
.
b
Place
the
point
M
image
of
the
point
B
by
the
trans-lation
that
transformed
A
to
B
.
c
Place
the
point
N
image
of
the
point
C
by
the
trans-lation
that
transformed
A
into
C
.
2
Establish
that
the
lines
(
BC
)
and
(
MN
)
are
parallel.
10.
In
addition:
translation
and
other
transformations
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AB(d(d
E.1012
1
a
Draw
A
the
symmetric
of
A
by
central
symmetry
of
center
O
.
Then
plot
A
the
symmetrical
of
A
by
the
symmetry
of
center
O
.
b
What
can
we
say
about
the
straight
lines
(
OO
)
and
(
AA
)
?
What
can
we
say
about
the
lengths
OO
and
AA
?
Which
theorem
can
be
used
to
affirm
the
previous
observation?
2
Draw
the
successive
symmetries
of
point
B
then
of
point
C
by
symmetry
of
center
O
then
of
center
O
.
3
What
is
the
transformation
from
triangle
ABC
to
trian-gle
A
B
C
?
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In
the
plane,
consider
the
two
straight
lines
(
d
)
and
(
d
)
parallel
and
the
points
A
and
B
shown
below
:
1
a
Draw
the
points
A
and
B
symmetrical
to
the
points
A
and
B
,
respectively,
by
the
axis
symmetry
(
d
)
.
b
Draw
the
points
A
and
B
symmetric
to
the
points
A
and
B
respectively
by
the
axis
symmetry
(
d
)
.
2
a
The
segments
[
AB
]
and
[
A
B
]
are
parallel
and
of
equal
length.
How
can
we
establish
by
geometric
rea-soning?
b
What
transformation
can
be
used
to
transform
the
seg-ment
[
AB
]
into
[
A
B
]
?
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