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Which of the following best describes the graph below A. Square A is similar to square B by dilating square A at pound (-6,5) by a scale factor of 2 and reflecting it across the y-axis. B. square A is congruent to square B by dilating square A at point (-5,5) by scale factor of 1/2 and reflecting it across the x-axis
C. Square A is neither similar nor congruent to square B.
D. Square A is similar to square B by dilating Square A at point (-6,6) by scale factor of 1/2 and reflecting it across the Y axis.


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