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12) A polygon is drawn and then reflected over the line as shown in the diagram. Which statement is true? A) The two polygons are congruent because all polygons are congruent. B) The two polygons are not congruent because a reflection changes side length The two polygons are not congruent because a reflection changes angle Eliminate measures D) The two polygons are congruent because a reflection does not change size and shape. 13)
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