Below are AABC and ADEF.We assume that AB = DE, BC = EF, and AC = DF.CD EAFHere is a rough outline of a proof that AABC ADEF:1. We can map AABC using a sequence of rigid transformations so that A' = D andB' = E.[Show drawing.]%3D2. If C' and F are on the same side of DE, then C= F.[Show drawing.l 2. If C' and F are on the same side of DE, then C' = F. [Show drawing.l|3|3. If C' and F are on opposite sides of DE, then we reflect AA'B'C' across DĖ. Then C" = F,A" = D and B" = E. [Show drawing.]Answer two questions about this proof.1) How did we show that the triangles were congruent?Choose 1 answer:We mapped one figure onto the other using rigid transformations.We showed that all corresponding sides had equal lengths and all corresponding angles hadequal measures.We mapped one figure onto the other using a single transformation.

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2. If C' and F are on the same side of DE, then C' = F. [Show drawing.] DE. Then C" = F, 3. If C' and F are on opposite sides of DE, then we reflect AA'B'C' across A" = D and B" = E. [Show drawing.] %3D Answer two questions about this proof. 1) How did we show that the triangles were congruent? Choose 1 answer: We mapped one figure onto the other using rigid transformations. We showed that all corresponding sides had equal lengths and all corresponding angles had equal measures. We mapped one figure onto the other using a single transformation.

2. If C' and F are on the same side of DE, then C' = F. [Show drawing.] DE. Then C" = F, 3. If C' and F are on opposite sides of DE, then we reflect AA'B'C' across A" = D and B" = E. [Show drawing.] %3D Answer two questions about this proof. 1) How did we show that the triangles were congruent? Choose 1 answer: We mapped one figure onto the other using rigid transformations. We showed that all corresponding sides had equal lengths and all corresponding angles had equal measures. We mapped one figure onto the other using a single transformation.

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