Question

becca choose... she rotated t th angle would choose... ordinate gri resulting tr hoose... choose... must have rotated the figure first must have dilated the figure first could have performed the transformations in either order

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the properties of transformations (rotation and dilation):

• Rotation: A rigid transformation (preserves size/shape).
• Dilation: A non - rigid transformation (changes size, preserves shape).

The key point is that the order of rotation and dilation does not affect the final shape's similarity (since both preserve shape, and dilation scales, rotation reorients). So, the transformations (rotation and dilation) can be done in either order.

Rotation is rigid (preserves size/shape), dilation scales (preserves shape). Since both preserve shape, their order doesn't affect the result. So transformations can be in either order.

Answer:

could have performed the transformations in either order