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Transformations, congruence, and proof
Congruence in terms of rigid motions
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Two figures are \(\textbf{congruent}\) if and only if:
one can be mapped onto the other by a single translation
one can be mapped onto the other by a sequence of rigid motions
one can be mapped onto the other by a dilation
they have the same area
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