Answer:
no
Step-by-step explanation:
A rigid motion is a congruence transformation, meaning that the orientation or position of the pre-image may change to get the image, but this is a similarity transformation because the image is a dilation (to be specific, a reduction since it's smaller than the pre-image), and a dilation is not a rigid motion since it creates an image that is not the same size as the pre-image and thus is not congruent to it.
