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Which translation rule can be used to prove that triangle R(10,6), S(8,4), T(6,6) and triangle R'(7,4), S'(5,2) T'(3,4)are congruent?
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Which translation rule can be used to prove that triangle R(10,6), S(8,4), T(6,6) and triangle R'(7,4), S'(5,2) T'(3,4)are congruent?
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After the translation point R went 3 units left and 2 units down. Similarly all the other points went 3 units left and 2 units down.
So the translation rule is
(x-3,y-2)
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