By using the general formula for a reflection across the x-axis, we will see that the new coordinates of the center are (-3, -4)
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Where will be the center of the new circle?</h3>
For any point (x, y), if we perform a reflection across the x-axis, the only thing we are doing is changing the sign of the y-component.
So the reflection is:
(x, y) → (x, -y)
In this case, we are reflection a circle whose center is (-3, 4), so the new coordinates of the center of the circle are:
(-3, 4) → (-3, -4)
The center of the reflected circle is at (-3, -4)
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What? Can you be more specific? I'm very confused about what you want
You didn't share any options to choose that's why you didn't get the answer. Anyway, I think I know what you mean and if you have the same in your option list - that will be definitely helpful for you.
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I am pretty sure that this one is</span><span>the name of the line segment in the diagram below
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Answer:
Its a slope of 3
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