Mathematics, 26.12.2020 07:40 16dshah

For △PQR and △EFD shown, which of the following could be steps to show that the SSS congruence criteria follows from the definition of congruence in terms of rigid motion? Select two correct answers. A. Translate EFD so that point F maps to point Q.
B. Rotate (Triangle)E'F'D' so that D' E maps to PR.
C. Reflect (Triangle) E"F"D" across PR so that E" F" maps to QR.
D. Translate (triangle) EFD so that point D maps to point P.
E. Rotate (triangle) E'F'D' so that D'F' maps to PQ.

For △PQR and △EFD shown, which of the following could be steps to show that the SSS congruence crit

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