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morpeh [17]
3 years ago
14

I need to know the answer ?

Mathematics
1 answer:
kramer3 years ago
8 0

I can't tell what that bottom coordinate is labeled as but I am going to call it Z.

I = (-3 , -2)

E = (-3 , -3)

Q = (2 , -4)

Z = (0 , -5

To reflect acrossed y = -2 means that

I = (-3 , -2)

E = (-3 , -1)

Q = (2 , 0)

Z = (0 , 1)

All you are doing is taking the y coordinate on each of them and basically mirroring it. Kind of like how you look into a mirror you see a reflection all your doing is changing the y values to be the opposite of what they are when you mirror them across y = -2.

I coordinate stays at (-3 , -2) because the y coordinate (x , y) is at y = -2. Y is vertical on the graph and x is horizontal.

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