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What are the coordinates of A'and B'when AB is reflected in the y-axis? Show your work or explain

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vaieri [72.5K]1 year ago

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The coordinates of A'and B'when AB is reflected in the y-axis are; (-2,5) and (-6,3).

<h3>What are the coordinates of A'and B'when AB is reflected in the y-axis?</h3>

According to the task content, it follows that the reflected points A' and B's coordinates are required.

From the graph, the coordinates of A= (2,5) and B= (6,3).

On this note, the coordinates of A' and B' upon reflection over the y-axis is; (-2,5) and (-6,3) respectively.

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