Mathematics, 01.11.2020 23:50 bbqchicken243
The graph shows trapezoid F'G'H'J'.
If the trapezoid is the image of a translation of FGHJ, what must be true of FGHJ?
FJ must be parallel to GH.
FG must have the same measure as HJ.
JH must be perpendicular to H'J'.
JJ' must be the same distance as HH'.
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