Proving Congruence with Transformations

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To summarize, you can always prove if 2 triangles are congruent by doing a *translation* to connect a corresponding points, then *rotate* so that a group of corresponding sides are congruent, and finally, *reflect* so that the shape gets in the correct orientation. If it lines up perfectly, they are congruent; if not, then they aren’t congruent. Note: Some steps may not be needed Remember: Translate, Rotate, and then Reflect.