Answer:
Reflecting over y = -1 line:
A'(8, -10)
B'(10, -8)
C'(2, -4)
Reflecting over y = -7 line:
A''(8, -4)
B'(10, -6)
C''(2, -10)
Step-by-step explanation:
Reflect the given preimage over y=−1 followed
by y=−7. Find the new coordinates. What one transformation is this double reflection the same as? (Note: when you are reflecting over a y= line, the x-values of the preimage will remain the same and you will be changing the y-values)
The coordinates of the preimage are:
A(8,8)
B(10,6)
C(2,2)
Answer: Reflecting over y = -1:
If a point is reflected over a y line, the x values remain the same while the y values change.
For point A(8, 8): The y distance between the y = - 1 line and point A is 9 units. (8- (-1)). If point A is reflected, the y value would be 9 units below the y = -1 line, i.e the new y coordinate would be at -10 (-1-9)
The new coordinate is at A'(8, -10)
For point B(10, 6): The y distance between the y = - 1 line and point B is 7 units. (6- (-1)). If point B is reflected, the y value would be 7 units below the y = -1 line, i.e the new y coordinate would be at -8 (-1-7)
The new coordinate is at B'(10, -8)
For point C(2, 2): The y distance between the y = - 1 line and point C is 3 units. (2- (-1)). If point C is reflected, the y value would be 3 units below the y = -1 line, i.e the new y coordinate would be at -4 (-1-3)
The new coordinate is at C'(2, -4)
Reflecting over y = -7 line:
For point A'(8, -10): The y distance between the y = - 7 line and point A' is 3 units. (-7- (-10)). If point A' is reflected, the y value would be 3 units above the y = -7 line, i.e the new y coordinate would be at -4 (-7+3)
The new coordinate is at A''(8, -4)
For point B'(10, -8): The y distance between the y = - 7 line and point B' is 1 units. (-7- (-8)). If point B' is reflected, the y value would be 1 units above the y = -7 line, i.e the new y coordinate would be at -6 (-7 + 1)
The new coordinate is at B'(10, -6)
For point C'(2, -4): The y distance between the y = - 7 line and point C' is 3 units. (-4- (-7)). If point C' is reflected, the y value would be 3 units below the y = -7 line, i.e the new y coordinate would be at -10 (-7-3)
The new coordinate is at C''(2, -10)
We can also see that h= −7−(−1)=−6. We know that two reflections is the same as a translation of 2h units down. So 2(−6) is a translation of −12 units down.
