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Science → Mathematics → Geometry
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  • Quirkie
    Since the identity isomorphism is itself an isometry, there can be isometries which preserve every characteristic.
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  • dani
    orientation
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  • WoOZackWoO
    It saves everything! An isometry is rigid motion. Rigid motion preserves lengths and distances, and since they preserve lengths and distances they preserve angle measures. It keeps the same EXACT figure.
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