If the orientation of two shapes is not the same, which transformation(s) should you use to show they are congruent? Why?

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Anoxy · Answer 1 · 2021-04-30T01:13:50+0000

Answer: If the orientation of two shapes aren't the same, check which directions they point to and choose a transformation to put one shape onto the other.

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