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Rectangles EFGH and IJKL are shown on this coordinated grid. describe a sequence of transformation that verify that these rectangles are geometrically similar
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Rectangles EFGH and IJKL are shown on this coordinated grid. describe a sequence of transformation that verify that these rectangles are geometrically similar
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Like triangles sides they help by using the sides
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