1 Given R,(AXYZ) = Ax'Y', do AX'Y'Z' and DAXYZ have equal perimeters? Explain.X'АV is a rigid motion, so side lengthspreserved. So, the perimeters of AXYZ and AX'Y'Z' areequelglide reflectionnotecauayreflectiontranslationrotation

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Given R,(AXYZ) = Ax'Y'Z', do AX'Y'Z' and DAXYZ have equal perimeters? Explain. Z' A is a rigid motion, so side lengths V preserved. So, the perimeters of AXYZ and Ax'Y'Z' are

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