Question

The line of reflection will (always, sometimes, never) be the perpendicular bisector between a preimage and it’s reflected image.

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

line of reflection: a fixed line directly in the middle of the pre-image and the reflected image.

perpendicular: two lines meeting at a 90 degree angle

bisector: line that divides something into two equal parts

pre-image: the original figure before any transformation or translation has been made

reflected image: the original image after being reflected across the line of reflection.

Is the line of reflection a line running perpendicular, directly in the middle of the pre-image and the reflected image? Yes, always would be my answer.