To find: Whether given statement is True or False.
Answer to Problem 19HP
False.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
If a dilation is in a composition of transformations the order in which you perform the composition does not matter.
Given statement is False.
If you perform the dilation after a translation, the translation is multiplied by the same scale factor.
If composition of transformations consists of dilations only, then the order of dilation doesn’t matter.
If composition of transformation involves only one transformation of dilation then the order of dilation matter.
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