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The shape below is transformed to another shape. Shape C D E F G H Which shape could be its image? Shape C D E F G H Shape G prime H prime C prime D prime E prime F prime Shape G prime C E D prime F H prime Shape C prime D prime E prime F prime G prime H prime

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