Which is true about rigid transformations and circles?

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A rigid transformation is defined to be one in which the pre-image of the object and its new image after the transformation both have the exact same size and shape. So the answer in this question is:

<span>D. a circle's shape is preserved regardless of any rigid transformation</span>

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