Are the two figures congruent? • If so, describe the sequence of maps AABC onto AXYZ. ● If not, explain why they are not congruent.

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Are the two figures congruent?

• If so, describe the sequence of maps AABC onto AXYZ.
● If not, explain why they are not congruent.

Are the two figures congruent? • If so, describe the sequence of maps AABC onto AXYZ-example-1

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Answer:The two figures are congruent.

Step-by-step explanation:The image is rotated around the y axis

Pradnya Sinalkar answered Feb 23, 2024

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