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Question 11 pts What are the image points of pre-image point (-3, 0) under the following transformations: Reflection over the y-

axis = Rotation of 90 degrees counterclockwise = Rotation of 180 degrees = Reflection over the x-axis = Rotation of 90 degrees clockwise= [ Choose ]

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(0,3)

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