Chapter 14: Q12. (page 575)
is isosceles with . Describe a way of mapping each point of to a point of so that the mapping is an isometry.

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The mapping of each point of to a point of .
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Chapter 14: Q12. (page 575)
is isosceles with . Describe a way of mapping each point of to a point of so that the mapping is an isometry.

The mapping of each point of to a point of .
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