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3 years ago

Reflect 4, 1 in the x-axis

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Marysya12 [62]3 years ago

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Hello there,

When you reflect a point over the x-axis the x-coordinate stays the same while the y-coordinate is its opposite.

In the given point (4,1) when it is reflected over the x-axis you would get (4, -1).

Hope I helped,

Amna

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