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Scilla [17]
3 years ago
15

Help ASAP i need the answer to this question plsss NO LINKS AND NO DOING IT JUST FOR THE POINTS Will give brainliest and just be

cause i say don't do it just for the points doesn't mean i don't want you to do it i'm just saying that because i don't want random answers i want the right answers with work shown

Mathematics
1 answer:
siniylev [52]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

reflect across x axis: (x,-y)

reflect across y axis: (-x,y)

reflect across y=x: (y,x)

reflect across y= -x: (-y,-x)

90 cc rotation: (-y,x)

180 rotation: (-x,-y)

270 cc rotation: (y,-x)

Step-by-step explanation:

reflect across x axis: (x,-y) - x coor stays same and only y coor becomes negative

reflect across y axis: (-x,y) - x coor becomes negative and y coor stays the same

reflect across y=x: (y,x) - both coordinate switch places, no signs are changed

reflect across y= -x: (-y,-x) - both coordinates switch places and the signs are switched to the opposite sign of the original number

90 cc rotation: (-y,x) - opposite of the original y coor and both coordinates switch place (same as 270 clockwise)

180 rotation: (-x,-y) - both coordinates stay in there original place but with the opposite values of the original value

270 cc rotation: (y,-x) - both coordinates switch places and the x values is the opposite of the original value (same as 90 clockwise)

*to find the third columns answer all you have to do is plug in the given x and y values into the coordinate rule

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