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Under a certain transformation, △ABC→△A'B'C'. The perimeter of △A'B'C' is twice the perimeter of △ABC. This transformation is a:A. reductionB. rotationC. translationD. enlargement
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Under a certain transformation, △ABC→△A'B'C'. The perimeter of △A'B'C' is twice the perimeter of △ABC. This transformation is a:A. reductionB. rotationC. translationD. enlargement

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The perimeter of △A'B'C' is twice the perimeter of △ABC.

This means that the figure got larger.

Answer: D. enlargement

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