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3. Consider the rhombus (i.e. quadrilateral with equal sides but unequal angles) with vertices labeled as in the figure below, and let G be its symmetry group. 1 4 2 3 (a) List all the elements of G, expressed as permutations of the vertex set {1,2,3,4}. (b) Make a multiplication table for G.

          3. Consider the rhombus (i.e. quadrilateral with equal sides but unequal
angles) with vertices labeled as in the figure below, and let G be its
symmetry group.
1
4
2
3
(a) List all the elements of G, expressed as permutations of the vertex
set {1,2,3,4}.
(b) Make a multiplication table for G.
        
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3. Consider the rhombus (i.e. quadrilateral with equal sides but unequal
angles) with vertices labeled as in the figure below, and let G be its
symmetry group.
1
4
2
3
(a) List all the elements of G, expressed as permutations of the vertex
set 1,2,3,4.
(b) Make a multiplication table for G.

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00:01 All right, once you have the original graph, then we're going to translate it 4 to the right and 10 up.
00:08 So it might be like you don't have to be on the coordinate plane and count.
00:16 You can just start with the given points and tell them where they're going to go.
00:26 So we're going to add 4 to the x, add 10 to the y.
00:28 So negative 1 plus 4 is 3.
00:30 Negative 3 plus 10 is 7.
00:32 3 plus 4 is 7, negative 4 plus 10 is 6.
00:37 4 plus 4 is 8, negative 8 plus 10 is 2.
00:42 And 0 plus 4 is 4, negative 7 plus 10 is 3.
00:45 And you plot the points.
00:48 We'll do them in blue now...
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