Reflection across the y-axis changes the left-right orientation. Reflection across the x-axis changes the up-down orientation. Translation before the reflection can put the figure in a place so that the reflection gives its final location. Translation does not affect the orientation.

We observe that the north-south wall is on the west side of the building at Site A, and on the right side at Site B. That means the orientation was changed left-to-right, so reflection was across the y-axis.

If the reflection occurred last, then the position before reflection must have the northeast corner moved from (-3, 5) to (-1, 1). That is, the x-coordinate is increased by 2, and the y-coordinate was decreased by 4.

The building at site A was translated 2 units right and 4 units down; then it was reflected across the y-axis .

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Find the area of Circle H

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Answer:

The h and v represent the center of the circle at point (h, v), and r names the radius. Specifically, h represents the horizontal displacement — how far to the left or to the right the center of the circle falls from the y-axis.

Step-by-step explanation:

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