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5. Which of the following rules could represent a transformation that mapped one shape onto another to establish their congruence? A) K(x,y) ---->(x-3,3y) C) K(x, y) ---->…

5. Which of the following rules could represent a transformation that mapped one shape onto another to establish their congruence? A) K(x,y) ---->(x-3,3y) C) K(x, y) ---->…
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5. Which of the following rules could represent a transformation that mapped one shape onto another

to establish their congruence?
A) K(x,y) ---->(x-3,3y)
C) K(x, y) ---->(-y,x+2)
B) K(x, y)
--->(2x, y)
D) K(x, y) - - - - > (5x, 5y)

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i think it’s C

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