2 triangles have identical side lengths and angle measures. The second triangle is rotated slightly to the left. Which statement about the transformation is true? It is rigid because all side lengths and angles are congruent. It is rigid because no side lengths or angles are congruent. It is nonrigid because all side lengths are congruent. It is nonrigid because no side lengths or angles are congruent.

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Terrell Giles

26 December, 13:03

2 triangles have identical side lengths and angle measures. The second triangle is rotated slightly to the left. Which statement about the transformation is true? It is rigid because all side lengths and angles are congruent. It is rigid because no side lengths or angles are congruent. It is nonrigid because all side lengths are congruent. It is nonrigid because no side lengths or angles are congruent.

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Johnny Andersen · Answer 1

the 2ed answer.

Eva Zhang · Answer 2

It is rigid because all side lengths and angles are congruent.

Step-by-step explanation:

2 triangles have identical side lengths and angle measures. The second triangle is rotated slightly to the left. It is a rigid motion.

Definition of rigid motion : -

The performance of any combination of the following actions, namely - translation, rotation or / and reflection keeping the size and shape of a geometric body constant is called performing 'Rigid motion'.