The new coordinates of C' are (3', -4)
<h3>What are the new coordinates of C'?</h3>
The statement is given as:
Point C (3, -4) is reflected over the y-axis.
The rule of reflection over the y-axis is
(x, y) = (-x, y)
So, we have:
Point C = (3, -4)
This means that:
Point C' = (3', -4)
Hence, the new coordinates of C' are (3', -4)
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I think the answer is B. X+3 can be rewritten as 1+x +2 using the distributive property.
Hi! Here's how you do this problem:
1. You want to turn the 7 into 6 12/12
2. Subtract the two
6 12/12 - 3 5/12 = 3 7/12
So your answer is 3 7/12. Hope I helped!