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Which types of transformations preserve congruence? Which do not?
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Which types of transformations preserve congruence? Which do not?
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The following transformations maintain their mathematical congruence. Translations (a translation is considered a 'direct isometry' because it not only maintains congruence, but it also, unlike reflections and rotations, preserves its orientation.
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