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True or false: after a translation, corresponding angles of a figure and its image remain congruent

True or false: after a translation, corresponding angles of a figure and its image remain congruent
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True or false: after a translation, corresponding angles of a figure and its image remain congruent

True or false: after a translation, corresponding angles of a figure and its image-example-1
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Answer:

FALSE

Explanation:

because a translation is just moving a figure only changing it's positions

User Robbie White
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this is true.  a translation is simply moving the figure, not changing it at all other than its positioning
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