Mathematics, 22.09.2020 07:01, brucewayne8499

What two transformations could transform the smaller blue square to the larger red square? A. Dilation with center O and scale factor 3; rotation of 45 degrees about O. B. Dilation with center O and scale factor 3; rotation of 90 degrees about O. C. Dilation with center O and scale factor 1/3; rotation of 45 degrees about O. D. Dilation with center O and scale factor 1/3; rotation of 90 degrees about O.

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