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Find the image of (-7,-3) reflected across the x-axis

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IF USING GEOMETRY...

x-axis = (x, -y)

Because the x does not have a negative sign the number DOES NOT change to its opposite form, but because the y has a negative sign the number DOES changes to its opposite form (from negative number to positive.)

So... if we use the formula of x-axis, which is (x, -y), the coordinates (-7,-3) would change to (-7, 3)

ANSWER (-7, 3)

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