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3 years ago

Which transformations can be used to show that circle P is similar to circle Q?

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Circle Q is a translation of circle P, 6 units up and <span>Circle Q is a dilation of circle P with a scale factor of 7 are both correct answers.

Similar figures can result when a figure is translated (moved or slid) to a different position or when it remains the same shape but in a different size (dilation).</span>

VLD [36.1K]3 years ago

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Answer: The answer is below i am in k12 just took the test

Circle Q is a dilation of circle P with a scale factor of 7. "

Circle Q is a translation of circle P, 6 units up.

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