Consider the transformation.
2 trapezoids have identical angle measures but different side lengths. The first trapezoid has side lengths of 4, 2, 6, 2 and the second trapezoid has side lengths of 8, 4, 12, 4.
Which statement about the transformation is true?
It is isometric because the side lengths remained the same.
It is isometric because all angle measures remained the same.
It is not isometric because the side lengths did not remain the same.
It is not isometric because the angle measures did not remain the same.
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