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Madison is given rectangle ABCD with one diagonal BD​

Madison is given rectangle ABCD with one diagonal BD​-example-1

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Answer: Rotates, transalated

Step-by-step explanation: Did this in class.

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Answer:

i. Rotate

ii. Translates

Explanation:

Rigid transformations are the methods required in which the orientation, dimension, position, or size of a given figure can be transformed. Some types of rigid transformation are: rotation, translation, reflection, etc.

From the given question, the two rigid transformation procedure required for Madison to prove that ΔABD ≅ ΔCDB by rigid transformations are: rotation and translation.

Madison decides to rotate ΔABD
180^(o) about point B to create triangle A'B'D'. Next she translates A'B'D' along diagonal BD until point B' from ΔA'B'D' lines up with point d from ΔCDB.

Therefore,

ΔABD ≅ ΔCDB

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