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Two similar triangles are shown. Triangle XYZ was dilated, then translatedreflecteddilatedrotated, to create triangle QAG. Translated Reflected Dilated Rotated HELPP!!!!
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Two similar triangles are shown.
Triangle XYZ was dilated, then translatedreflecteddilatedrotated, to create triangle QAG.
Translated
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Answer: B, reflected
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It was reflected across the y axis
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