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Answer:

Option B.

Explanation:

Scale factor of the image =
\frac{\text{One side of the triangle FED}}{\text{Corresponding side of the triangleABC}}

=
\frac{\text{DF}}{\text{AC}}

=
(3)/(6)

=
(1)/(2)

Coordinates of point C → (-2, 2)

Coordinates of the corresponding point C' after dilation with a scale factor
(1)/(2),

C(-2, 2) → C'(-1, 1)

Coordinates of point C' after reflection across y-axis,

C'(-1, 1) → C"(1, 1)

Followed by the translation of 2 units downwards,

C"(1, 1) → D[1, (1 - 2)]

→ D(1, -1)

From the graph we get the same coordinates of point D as (1, -1).

Therefore, ΔABC was dilated by a scale factor of
(1)/(2), reflected across the y-axis and moved through the translation of 2 units downwards.

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