First, we convert the equation into slope-intercept form, so that we can make it easier to find the equation of the perpendicular line. Multiply 2/3 by both x and 3, and you get y-3=2/3x+2. Now we subtract 3 from both sides to get y by itself. We are now left with y=2/3x-1. To find the reciprocal of an equation, you look at the slope (in this case it is 2/3) and you find the opposite reciprocal of it. Basically, we take 2/3 and we flip it and change the sign. The equation we are left with is y=-3/2x-1. We didn't use the x-intercept because it wasn't necessary in this case.
when you finished your reflections the coordinate of the point is (1, -1) while it should be (4, -4), that means you not only need to move it by 3 down but also to the right.
