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20 POINTSSS- GEOMETRY HELP!! segment E prime F prime has endpoints located at E'(1, 0) and F'(1, 3). segment EF was dilated by a scale factor of one half from the origin. Which statement describes the pre-image?
segment EF is located at E (0.5, 0) and F (0.5, 1.5) and is half the size of segment E prime F prime.
segment EF is located at E (1, 0) and F (1, 3) and is the same size as segment E prime F prime.
segment EF is located at E (2, 0) and F (2, 6) and is twice the size of segment E prime F prime.
segment EF is located at E (3, 0) and F (3, 9) and is three times the size of segment E prime F prime.
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