Translations, rotations, and reflections are rigid transformations. What can you conclude about the measures of sides and angles on any triangle after undergoing a series of rigid transformations? Explain.

Rigid transformations, i. e. translations, rotations and reflections, preserve the side lengths and angles of any figure.

Therefore, after undergoing a series of rigid transformations, the side lengths and angle measures of any triangle will be the same of the original triangle, generally spaeking, in other position.