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Mathematics, 30.12.2020 06:40 j215495
Triangle ABC is reflected across the y-axis to form the triangle A'B'C', then dilated
with a factor of 1/3 to form triangle A"B"C". Which of the following statements is
true for AABC and AA"B"C'?
O A) AABC and AAB"C" are similar triangles.
B)
There's not enough information to identify whether AABC and AA"B"C" are
congruent or similar.
C) AABC and AA"B"C"are congruent triangles.
D AABC and AA"B"C" are neither similar nor congruent.
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