3 years ago

Reflect (7,3) in the (a) axis and (y) axis

Mathematics

1 answer:

Vikki [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

(-7, -3)

Step-by-step explanation:

Do it in two steps:

a) First mirror point (7,3) in x-axis gives (7, -3).

Then the next step...

b) ...mirror point (7, -3) in y-axis gives (-7, -3)

Please understand that the outcome is the same, if you first mirror in y-axis and then mirror in the x-axis.

Just to demonstrate this:

a) If you irst mirror point (7,3) in y-axis gives (-7, 3).

Then the next step...

b) ...mirror point (-7, 3) in x-axis gives (-7, -3)

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