Mathematics, 06.07.2021 23:10, AmazingColor

A sequence of transformations is described below. A dilation about a point P
A rotation about another point Q
A vertical stretch about the horizontal line PQ
A reflection over a line PQ

Here is the answer-
Neither angle measure nor segment length is preserved. Here's why-
This sequence includes a vertical stretch, which is neither a rigid transformation nor a dilation.

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A sequence of transformations is described below. A dilation about a point P
A rotation about...