Triangle ABC is translated and then reflected to map triangle A”B”C” as shown. Which of the following postulates or theorems proves the triangles congruent?ANSWER CHOICES / Diagram ARE IN THE PHOTO. Triangle ABC is translated and then reflected to map triangle A"B"C" as shown.yC"B"A"CWhich of the following postulates or theorems proves the triangles congruent?AA PostulateO HL PostulateASA TheoremO SSA Theorem

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Triangle ABC is translated and then reflected to map triangle A”B”C” as shown. Which of the following postulates or theorems proves the triangles congruent? ANSWER CHOICES / Diagram ARE IN THE PHOTO.

Triangle ABC is translated and then reflected to map triangle A"B"C" as shown.
y
C"
B"
A"
C
Which of the following postulates or theorems proves the triangles congruent?
AA Postulate
O HL Postulate
ASA Theorem
O SSA Theorem

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