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Consider â–³JKL and â–³MNP.
Which statement is true?


The triangles are congruent because there is a series of rigid motions that maps â–³JKL to â–³MNP.

The triangles are not congruent because mapping â–³JKL to â–³MNP by using only one transformation is not valid.

The triangles are not congruent because at least one of the transformations that map â–³JKL to â–³MNP is not a rigid motion.

Consider JKL and MNP Which statement is true The triangles are congruent because there is a series of rigid motions that maps JKL to MNP The triangles are not c class=

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I believe the answer is C, because the only way to move it to dilate, which is not a rigid transformation because it changes the shapes size.
The triangles are not congruent because at least one of the transformations that map JKL to MNP is not a rigid transformation.

We can map point N and M on to J and K but point P can't be mapped on point L using the same transformation.

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