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Illustration of how Euclidean plane isometries (reflection, translation, rotation, and glide reflection) can be made with a series of mirrors.

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current09:56, 9 July 2005Thumbnail for version as of 09:56, 9 July 20051,200 × 900 (48 KB)wikimediacommons>KSmrq~commonswiki{{cc-by-sa-2.5}} PNG file created as SVG, rendered by Batik, and uploaded by author. Illustration of how Euclidean plane isometries (reflection, translation, rotation, and glide reflection) can be made with a series of mirrors.