In an Angular application, you want to create an animation where an element fades in and then scales up. Which Angular animation functions would you use to create this effect?
- Use animate() and style() functions in combination to define keyframes for both fading in and scaling up within the animation.
- Use fadeIn() and scaleUp() functions provided by Angular's animation module to create the desired animation effect.
- Use ng-animate directive and CSS classes for fading in and scaling up the element within the animation.
- Use ng-animate-fade-in and ng-animate-scale-up directives to apply the desired animations to the element.
To create an animation in Angular where an element first fades in and then scales up, you can use the animate() and style() functions in combination. These functions allow you to define keyframes for both fading in and scaling up within the animation, achieving the desired effect.
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