If F(D) = D, then F is the identity isometry. Why?

If F(D) = D, then F is the identity isometry. Why?

Because F is an isometry,

d(A,D) = d(A, F(D))

d(B,D) = d(B, F(D))

d(C,D) = d(C, F(D))

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