See in the explanation
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Explanation:</h2>
In this exercise, <em>we have the following points:</em>

And <em>the following linear equations:</em>

When plotting these graphs, we find the following facts:
<h3>For (1):</h3>
We see the graph in the first figure below. The graph only passes through the point (0, 8)
<h3>For (2):</h3>
This is the second graph below. The graph passes neither through point (0, 8) nor (6, 4)
<h3>For (3):</h3>
This is the third graph below. The graph passes neither through point (0, 8) nor (6, 4)
<h3>For (4):</h3>
This is the fourth graph below. The graph only passes through the point (0, 8)
So, <em>there is no any equation of the line that passes through the points (0.8) and (6.4) at the same time.</em>
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No, the answers are incorrect.
When reflected over the y-axis, if the x is positive, then it becomes negative, but if the x is negative, then it becomes positive. Also, the y will not change.
The answer should be
X prime: (0,-6)
Y prime: (10,4)
Z prime: (-3,-1)
Answer:
17x+13y
Step-by-step explanation: