A similarity transformation is one or more rigid transformations (reflection, rotation, translation) followed by a dilation. When a figure is transformed by a similarity transformation, an image is created that is similar to the original figure. In other words, two figures are similar if a similarity transformation will carry the first figure to the second figure.
The answer is A. The Associative Property, followed by the Associative Property.
It's because they want you to group stuff, not simplify them.
Answer:
After 5 minutes of hitting my head on a wall I found your answer... 3256
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>40 is shown 3 times, 41 is shown 3 times, 42 is shown 3 times, and 43 is shown 3 times. </u>
I would put as the answer that <u>all the numbers are equally shown the same amount of times. </u>
