To find:What is the difference between using transformations to create similar figures versus transformations to create congruent figures.
Explanation of Solution
Two similar figures are similar if one can be created by a series of transformation including translation, reflection, rotation and dilation of another figure.
Two figures are Congruent if one can be created by a series of transformations including translation, reflection, and rotation.
The series of transformation to create congruent images doesn’t involve dilation (of scale factor
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