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2 parallelograms. The pre-image is smaller than the image. How can you tell that this transformation is a dilation? The figure flipped upside down. The figure changed size. The …

2 parallelograms. The pre-image is smaller than the image. How can you tell that this transformation is a dilation? The figure flipped upside down. The figure changed size. The …
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2 parallelograms. The pre-image is smaller than the image.

How can you tell that this transformation is a dilation?
The figure flipped upside down.
The figure changed size.
The figure completed a half turn.
The figure did not change.

User GETah
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Answer:

b

Explanation:

User Jader Martins
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The figure changed sizes
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