Triangle CDE is translated down and to the right, forming triangle C'D'

e. Which congruency statement is correct?

a. ΔDCE ≅ ΔD'E'C'

b. ΔDCE ≅ ΔD'C'E'

c. ΔEDC ≅ ΔC'D'E'

d. ΔEDC ≅ ΔC'E'D'

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Quincy Mcdaniel

17 April, 08:34

Triangle CDE is translated down and to the right, forming triangle C'D'

e. Which congruency statement is correct?

a. ΔDCE ≅ ΔD'E'C'

b. ΔDCE ≅ ΔD'C'E'

c. ΔEDC ≅ ΔC'D'E'

d. ΔEDC ≅ ΔC'E'D'

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Ramiro Braun · Answer 1

Given that t riangle CDE is translated down and to the right, forming triangle C'D'E'.

From the figure, it can be seen that CD ≅ C'D', CE ≅ C'E', DE ≅ D'E'

Therefore, the congruency statement that is correct is ΔDCE ≅ ΔD'C'E'.

Triangle CDE is translated down and to the right, forming triangle C'D'e. Which congruency statement is correct?a. ΔDCE ≅ ΔD'E'C'b. ΔDCE ≅ ΔD'C'E'c. ΔEDC ≅ ΔC'D'E'd. ΔEDC ≅ ΔC'E'D'

Triangle CDE is translated down and to the right, forming triangle C'D'

e. Which congruency statement is correct?

a. ΔDCE ≅ ΔD'E'C'

b. ΔDCE ≅ ΔD'C'E'

c. ΔEDC ≅ ΔC'D'E'

d. ΔEDC ≅ ΔC'E'D'