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What set of reflections would carry rectangle ABCD onto itself?

1 answer:

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We are given a quadrilateral in the Cartesian coordinates whose vertex have the following coordinates:
A (-5,1)
B (-5,3)
C (-1,3)
D (-1,1)

For a set of reflection to result in the same image location and size, the image must be rotated 360 degrees. Among the choices, the only answer is
<span>y-axis, x-axis, y-axis, x-axis</span>

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