Two congruent triangles with different orientations are side by side. Their corresponding congruent sides are marked.

Question

Bella wants to use rigid transformations to show that △GHI≅△LKJ to illustrate the SSS triangle congruence criterion. Which of the following could she do first?

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Responses

Translate △GHI along a vector that takes point G to point J.
Translate triangle upper G upper H upper I along a vector that takes point upper G to point upper J .

Translate △GHI along a vector that takes point I to point K.
Translate triangle upper G upper H upper I along a vector that takes point upper I to point upper K .

Translate △GHI along a vector that takes point I to point L.
Translate triangle upper G upper H upper I along a vector that takes point upper I to point upper L .

Translate △GHI along a vector that takes point G to point L.

Answer 1

To use the SSS triangle congruence criterion, we need to show that all three sides of one triangle are congruent to the corresponding sides of the other triangle. Therefore, Bella should first translate △GHI along a vector that takes point G to point J.