A square SS has opposite vertices at the points A=(0,0)A = (0, 0) and B=(1,1)B = (1, 1). We decide to transform the square so these two vertices are now at other points on the plane, which we call A′A' and B′,B', respectively. Which of the following choices of A′A' and B′B' could be the result of SS undergoing a rigid motion?

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