Mathematics, 04.11.2020 22:50, kimlyn58p0wyn0

Which condition is sufficient to show that the polygons are congruent? A. Polygon ABCD and polygon LMNO have the same orientation.
B. The translation of two pairs of corresponding vertices (A to Land
C to M) have the same rise over run.
C. Not enough information to determine congruence.
D. The translation of all corresponding vertices of the polygons have
the same rise and run.

Which condition is sufficient to show that the polygons are congruent?

A. Polygon ABCD and polygo

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