Sabrina was able to map circle P onto circle R (with Q and S being on each circle, respectively) using a translation and a dilat
ion.
Sabrina concluded: "I was able to map circle P onto circle R using a sequence of rigid transformations and a dilation, so the figures are similar."
What error did Sabrina make in her conclusion?
A. Sabrina used a translation, so the circles aren't similar.
B. Sabrina used a dilation, so the circles aren't similar.
C. There is no error. This is a correct conclusion.
Sabrina concluded: "I was able to map circle P onto circle R using a sequence of rigid transformations and a dilation, so the figures are similar."
What error did Sabrina make in her conclusion?
A. Sabrina used a translation, so the circles aren't similar.
B. Sabrina used a dilation, so the circles aren't similar.
C. There is no error. This is a correct conclusion.
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