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Mathematics, 18.10.2020 06:01 kaleahearly123

V As a result of the series of transformations
performed, Figure C is similar to Figure E.
However, these figures are not congruent.
• Justify why Figures C and E are similar and
not congruent
• Describe a transformation applied to Figure
C that will create Figure D and then a
transformation performed on Figure D that
will create Figure E


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As a result of the series of transformations
performed, Figure C is similar to Figure E.
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