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2 years ago

Answer this in the next 4 minutes and you can earn the BRAINLIEST answer!!! Please answer ASAP. Thanks in advance! :D

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shutvik [7]2 years ago

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3. is the answer, as you can see D is one and a half units to the right of the y axis at a height of 3 units and C is one and a half units to the left of the y axis with the same height. So D is "reflected" about the y axis and only the x coordinate changes sign from positive to negative.

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