Triangle PQR is rotated, translated, and dilated to obtain triangle P'Q'R' as shown. An Image of triangle PQR and PQR prime are displayed. The Triangle PQR intersects P at (minus 2, 0.5), R at (minus 2, minus 2.5) and Q at (0, minus 1.5). Similarly P, R, Q prime at (1.5,minus 1.5), (1.5,3), and (minus 1.5,1.5). Which statement about the two figures is correct? A. The two figures are similar because each angle measure of the image is times the corresponding angle measure of the preimage and all the pairs of corresponding sides are congruent. B. The two figures are similar because each angle measure of the image is times the corresponding angle measure of the preimage and all the pairs of corresponding sides are congruent. C. The two figures are similar because each side length of the image is times the corresponding side length of the preimage and all the pairs of corresponding angles are congruent. D. The two figures are similar because each side length of the image is times the corresponding side length of the preimage and all the pairs of corresponding angles are congruent.

The two figures are similar because each side length of the image is times the corresponding side length of the preimage and all the pairs of corresponding angles are congruent.

How to determine the true statements?

The transformations are given as:

Rotation
Translation
Dilation

Rotation and translation would preserve the lengths and the angles of the triangles. Because they are rigid transformations.

Dilation would only preserve the angle of the triangles. Because it is a nonrigid transformation.

The above means that the angles of triangle PQR and triangle P'Q'R' are congruent

Hence, the true statement is (d)