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Suppose that similarity between ΔABC and ΔDEF can be shown by a refection followed by a dilation. What happens if you change the order of transformations?
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Suppose that similarity between ΔABC and ΔDEF can be shown by a refection followed by a dilation. What happens if you change the order of transformations?

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nothing will happen

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User Reznor
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*It will yield the same result.* tep-by-step explanation: who cares there's the answer kiddo ;)

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