The type of transformations that maps triangle ABC onto Triangle prime ABC is a Reflection across the line y=x ; translation 10 units to the right and 4 units up.

<h3>What is the reflection about?</h3>

Note that: Triangle ABC has vertices at points which are:

A(-6,2), B(-2,6) and C(-4,2).

Therefore, the reflection across the line y=x has the rule of"

(x, y) ---(y, x).

Hence:

A(-6,2) -- A''(2,-6);

B(-2,6)--- B''(6,-2);

C(-4,2)----C''(2,-4).

2. The translation 10 units to the right and 4 units up is:

(x, y)----(x+10,y+4).

Hence

A''(2,-6)----A'(12,-2);

B''(6,-2)----B'(16,2);

C''(2,-4)----C'(12,0).

Therefore, Points A'B'C' are said to be exactly of the vertices of that of triangle A'B'C'.

Hence, The type of transformations that maps triangle ABC onto Triangle prime ABC is a Reflection across the line y=x ; translation 10 units to the right and 4 units up.

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