What is (2,3) (4,1) (6,2) and (3,5) reflected across the y-axis ?

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What are the units they have to be reflected by? here’s a bit of help:

x= up and down units
y= left and right units

i forgot if you add or subtract, but hopefully someone smarter will (:

good luck!

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