Which of the following describes a rigid motion transformation?A.Deflating a balloonB.Enlarging the aspect ratio on a television screenC.Sliding a thermostat control to the rightD.Dicing a carrotSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

A rigid motion transformation refers to a transformation that does not change the shape or size of a figure. It includes translations (slides), rotations (turns), and reflections (flips).

Looking at the options:

A. Deflating a balloon - This changes the size and shape of the balloon, so it's not a rigid motion transformation.

B. Enlarging the aspect ratio on a television screen - This changes the size of the images on the screen, so it's not a rigid motion transformation.

C. Sliding a thermostat control to the right - This is a translation or slide, which is a type of rigid motion transformation. The thermostat control itself does not change in size or shape; it just moves position.

D. Dicing a carrot - This changes the size and shape of the carrot, so it's not a rigid motion transformation.

So, the answer is C. Sliding a thermostat control to the right.