complete mapping of the vertices of DEF what is the rule that describes a reflection across the line y=x

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Dimas [21]2 years ago

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The rule that describes a reflection across the line y = x is given as (x, y) ⇒ (y, x)

<h3>What is a transformation?</h3>

Transformation is the movement of a point from its initial location to a new location. Types of transformation are <em>reflection, translation, rotation and dilation.</em>

Translation is the movement of a point either<em> up, down, left or right</em> on the coordinate plane.

The rule that describes a reflection across the line y = x is given as (x, y) ⇒ (y, x)

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$\text{Equation:}\\ 6\text{ }^1/_3+10\text{ }^1/_2\stackrel{?}{=}26\text{ }^1/_6\\ \\ \text{Start with the integers.}\\ 6+10=16\stackrel{?}{=}26\text{ }^1/_6\\ \\ \text{...then with the fractions, but rewrite them first to make it easier.}\\ ^1/_3+\text{ }^1/_2\stackrel{\text{rewrite}}{\to}\text{ }^2/_6+\text{ }^3/_6=\text{ }^5/_6\stackrel{?}{=}26\text{ }^1/_6\\
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