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All the transformations for which A and B would be congruent are; Translation, Reflection, and Rotation.

<h3>What is congruence transformation?</h3>

A congruence transformation is defined as a movement of shape such that it can produce a shape that is congruent to the original.

There are three types of congruence transformation;

1. Translation

2. Reflection

3. Rotation

Given;

Shape B is made by applying a single transformation to shape A.

Hence, All the transformations for which A and B would be congruent are; Translation, Reflection, and Rotation.

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