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Does a translation produce congruent figures?
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Does a translation produce congruent figures?

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Translation is one of the "rigid motion" applied! Rigid Motion is when when you are dealing with isometries(translation, rotation, reflection etc.), they produce congruent figures.
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User Alex Ackerman
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Translations only MOVE the figure. Meaning it would stay exactly the same size and shape, no matter where it is.

So yes.

Congruent Definition:

(of figures) identical in form; coinciding exactly when superimposed.
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