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Which sequence of transformations could demonstrate the similarity of the two shapes from Part 1? A. a rotation and then a reflection B. a dilation and then a reflection C. a rotation and then a dilation
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Which sequence of transformations could demonstrate the similarity of the two shapes from Part 1?

A. a rotation and then a reflection
B. a dilation and then a reflection
C. a rotation and then a dilation
D. a translation and then a reflection

Which sequence of transformations could demonstrate the similarity of the two shapes-example-1
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A because it’s the closest to the original shape and it’s not add or taking anything from the shape if that makes sense
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