Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
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Problem 1MCCP: In Exercises 1-25, simplify the given expression or perform the indicated operation (and simplify,...
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Transcribed Image Text:**Activity 1:**
**Recall:**
Any object will keep the same shape and size after a rigid transformation. Properties preserved under rigid motions include segment lengths and angle measures.
**Diagram Description:**
The image contains a coordinate plane with several triangles.
1. **Triangle A** (Green):
- Vertices: A (-9, 0), B (-10, -3), C (-7, -3)
- Enclosed by a green shaded area.
2. **Triangle D** (Blue):
- Vertices: E (-5, 3), M (-3, 6), D (-4, 0)
- Located in the upper left quadrant.
3. **Triangle G** (Purple):
- Vertices: F (-7, -4), L (-6, -2), G (-4, -4)
- Located in the lower left quadrant.
4. **Triangle P** (Blue):
- Vertices: R (3, 5), S (5, 4), P (4, 2)
- Located in the upper right quadrant.
5. **Triangle N** (Blue):
- Vertices: R (3, 5), O (0, 1), N (1, -1)
- The largest among the blue triangles and central.
6. **Triangle J** (Purple):
- Vertices: X (2, -4), O (5, -3), J (3, -4)
- Located in the lower right quadrant.
**Tasks:**
1. **List all pairs of congruent triangles.** Be sure to include a list of the 3 corresponding parts that you can show are congruent. Justify your answer.
2. **Choose a pair of triangles that are not congruent.** Explain why.
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