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The point needed for the relation is
if P and P' are symmetric about the x-axis.
The point needed for the relation is
if P and P' are symmetric about the y-axis.
In this exercise we are supposed to determine the coordinates of a point P under an assumption of rigid transformation. Now, we must use the following <em>symmetry</em> transformations:
Reflection about the x-axis
(1)
Reflection about the y-axis
(2)
Where:
- Original point.
- Reflected point.
- Coordinates of point S.
If we know that
, the coordinates for each reflection are, respectively:
Reflection about the x-axis


if P and P' are symmetric about the x-axis.
Reflection about the y-axis


if P and P' are symmetric about the y-axis.
We kindly invite to see this question on rigid transformations: brainly.com/question/18613109
It will not have any real solutions because it is not a full equation. it is missing the purpose of the equation, on what to do to it.
<span>D. y = 20(0.75)^x,
for function to be decreasing value under exponent should be less than 1,
y(int) can be found when x=0
</span>y = 20(0.75)^0=20*1=20
Answer + Step-by-step explanation:
- At (11. - 2) there is a closed dot,
this because it uses an equal to symbol
- from this point the arrow is going left
this is because 11 is greater than x (max number)