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If a cordinate set (x,y) has two different scale factors this is a valid transformation.. A-yes B-no C-maybe​

If a cordinate set (x,y) has two different scale factors this is a valid transformation.. A-yes B-no C-maybe​
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If a cordinate set (x,y) has two different scale factors this is a valid transformation..

A-yes
B-no
C-maybe​

User Eugene Brevdo
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I’m going to say A.yes but I’m not sure sorry.
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