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3 years ago

triangle abc has vertices at a(-2 3),B(0,3),c(-1,-1). Find the coordinates of the image after a reflection over the x-axis.

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Crazy boy [7]3 years ago

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The new coordinates of the triangle after reflection from x-axis would be A(-2, -3) , B(0, -3) and C( -1, 1 )

Explanation:

The vertices of the triangle are A(-2 3), B(0,3), C(-1,-1)

The reflection is over the x-axis.

When the reflection is along the x-axis, the coordinates of x does not change. However, the coordinates of y does change.

The negative value of y becomes positive and the positive value of y becomes negative.

Similarly,

A(-2, 3) would become A(-2, -3)

B(0, 3) would become B(0, -3)

C(-1, -1) would become C( -1, 1 )

Therefore, the new coordinates of the triangle after reflection from x-axis would be A(-2, -3) , B(0, -3) and C( -1, 1 )

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