To determine the sequence of transformations that exhibits the similarity between Figures 1 and 2, we need to analyze the positions and orientations of the rectangles.
- Figure 1 is located in rows 3 and spans from column 3 to column 5.
- Figure 2 is located in rows 6 to 8 and occupies only column 7.
Given this information, we can deduce the following:
- Translation: Figure 1 can be translated downwards from its position (in row 3) to row 6 where Figure 2 starts, moving 3 rows down.
- Reflection: Since the two rectangles are oriented differently, with Figure 1 being horizontal and Figure 2 appearing in a vertical position, we can consider that a reflection across a vertical line (or possibly a horizontal line if we think in terms of flipping the rectangle) is involved.
However, note that Figure 2 appears to be solely vertical; if the size is identical and it retains proportions but changes orientation, the simpler explanation is the transformation has both reflection across a vertical axis and dilation in relation to width compared to height (keeping ratios).
Thus, the correct sequence of transformations that maintains similarity while taking into account their orientations and positions would be:
Reflection and dilation.
Therefore, the answer is:
reflection and dilation.