The answer your looking for is C.
Answer:
On the photo it shows all the steps you need. Next time you should make the multiplying symbol to this * instead it'll be easier to understand because if it was a or a multiply symbol
Answer:
Here we have the angle with a vertex B
Where B is the vertex of this triangle.
The steps to construct the bisector is:
Put the tip of the compass in the vertex, and draw a curve that intersects both rays of the triangle, the points where the curve intersects the rays of the angle will be called A and C.
Now, with the radius in the compass fixed, place the point in the compass on point A and draw a curve.
Then do the same in point C.
The point where both lines intersect, D, will define the bisector of the angle.
Then the correct option is the second image.
The problem of the first image is that the first step is done wrong because the points A and C were created with different radius in the compass. Then the distance between A and B is different than the distance between B and C.
It would be the second option.
Good luck :D
Refrection of a function across the y-axis, changes the sign of x in the function.
Thus, given the function:

Refrection of the function across the y-axis will result in the function:

Refrecting a function across the x-axis, changes the sign of the function.
Thus, refrecting the function:

across the x-axis will result in the function:

The graph of

and

is attached.
The green curve represents the graph of the function

, while the orange curve represents the graph of the function

.