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Grace [21]3 years ago

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Hi there! The answer will be C.
Here’s why:
Take point A (2,-2) and times it by the scale factor of 0.5, it basically means divided by 2 to get (1,-1).
Then you reflect it over x axis, where you multiply the y coordinate by -1 to get A’ (1,1).
Hope this helps!

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