The vertices of triangle QRS have coordinates Q(1, −2), R(3, −2), and S(2, −4).

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The vertices of triangle QRS have coordinates Q(1, −2), R(3, −2), and S(2, −4). The coordinates are the coordinates of the vertices of triangle QꞌRꞌSꞌ when triangle QRS is reflected across the x-axis <span>Qꞌ(1, 2), Rꞌ(3, 2), Sꞌ(2, 4). The answer is letter B.</span>

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