Mathematics, 25.03.2020 16:46, Lilabbychichi

Which series of transformations shows that quadrilateral A is congruent to quadrilateral B? A. Reflect quadrilateral A over the x-axis, translate it 5 units to the right, and reflect it over the x-axis. B. Translate quadrilateral A 3 units up, translate it 2 units to the left, and rotate it 180° clockwise about the origin. C. Translate quadrilateral A 3 units up, translate it 2 units to the left, and reflect it over the y-axis. D. Rotate quadrilateral A 90° counterclockwise about the origin, translate it 5 units up, and reflect it over the y-axis

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