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Exercises: Use Rigid Motions to Define and Determine Congruence

Work through each section in order. For problems that ask you to find a rigid motion,
verify your answer by checking every vertex.

Grade 9·20 problems·~30 min·Common Core Math - HS Geometry·standard·hsg-co-b-6
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Fluency Practice

Apply rigid motions and the definition of congruence to answer each problem.

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Triangle DEFDEF has vertices D(−1,−1)D(-1, -1), E(−4,−1)E(-4, -1), and F(−2,−4)F(-2, -4).
Triangle GHIGHI has vertices G(1,1)G(1, 1), H(4,1)H(4, 1), and I(2,4)I(2, 4).
Which single rigid motion maps △DEF\triangle DEF onto △GHI\triangle GHI?