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11 May, 12:50

Which sequence of transformations would produce two figures that are simular but NOT congruent to eachother?

A Reflection across the Y-axis translation 5 units up

B Rotation across the 180 degrees Reflection across the X-axis

C Translation down the 10 units Dilation using k=1/2

D Rotation 90 degrees clockwise about the origin Translation 1 unit right and 1 unit up

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