<span>Rigid motion of a plane is a transformation where the original and new image are congruent. In short, it's also known as isometry.
In the case above, ΔDWP is presumed to be congruent to </span><span>ΔMJS. Rigid motions involved here are translation and rotation.
In translation, you are basically sliding/moving the figure. </span>ΔDWP is moved five (5) units down then one (1) unit to the left. Thereby, coinciding point W of ΔDWP and point J of ΔMJS.<span>
Next rigid motion used is rotation. The figure is simply rotated approximately 90 degrees thereby coinciding all points of </span>ΔDWP to ΔMJS<span>.
To check for congruency by just merely looking on the plane, compare the lengths of the sides of the triangles.
side DW = side MJ = 2 units
side WP = side JS = 4 units
side PD = side SM = 5 units
Therefore, we can say that </span>ΔDWP is congruent to ΔMJS.<span>
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It should be 90 degrees clockwise
10-x+y÷2
10-(5)+(2)÷2
10-5+2÷2
7÷2
3.5???
I'm pretty sure that's correct, I'm sorry if it's wrong though
Step-by-step explanation:
180 minus 130 which is 50