The two figures shown are congruent. Which statement is true? A). One figure is a translation image of the other. B). One figure is a rotation image of the other. C). Neither figure is a translation or

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Walrus The Cat asked Jun 4, 2022

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The two figures shown are congruent. Which statement is true?

A). One figure is a translation image of the other.
B). One figure is a rotation image of the other.
C). Neither figure is a translation or rotation image of the other

The two figures shown are congruent. Which statement is true? A). One figure is a-example-1

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They are the same without rotation and translation

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