Question

jake runs a custom skateboard shop where he designs unique graphics for skateboard decks. for his newest collection, hes creating matching lightning bolt stickers that will be placed on different parts of each skateboard. jake has cut out several lightning bolt shapes from vinyl, but he needs to make sure theyre all exactly the same size and shape so the design looks professional. some of his lightning bolts look the same but are actually different sizes, while others are the exact same but just rotated or flipped. question 4 looking at the lightning bolts jake has cut out, which statement is true about lightning bolts a, c, and e? they are not congruent because c has been rotated we saved your progress a few seconds ago

Explanation:

Congruent shapes have the same size and shape. Rotation does not change the size or shape of a figure. Just because shape C has been rotated does not mean it is not congruent to A and E.

Answer:

The statement "They are not congruent because C has been rotated" is false. Rotation is a transformation that does not affect congruence. If A, C, and E are the same size and shape (which they appear to be in the context of the problem where some are just rotated/flipped but same size/shape as per description), they are congruent. So the correct understanding is that rotation doesn't prevent congruence.