The vertex U' is located at (-4, -5)
<h3>How to determine the location of U'?</h3>
The vertices are given as:
U = (-4, 5)
V = (-6, 2)
The rule of transformation is given as:
Reflection across the x-axis
This is represented as:
(x, y) => (x, -y)
So, we have:
U' = (-4, -5)
Hence, the vertex U' is located at (-4, -5)
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<u>Complete question</u>
Quadrilateral UVWX is reflected over the x-axis to form quadrilateral U′V′W′X′. If vertex U is located at (-4, 5) and vertex V is located at (-6, 2), then vertex U′ is located at
This is equivalent to:
(2.2533/2.59)(10^8/10^4)
(0.87)(10^4) which is:
0.87X10^4 which is equal to:
0.87X10000 which is equal to:
8.7X1000 and since 1000=10^3 we can say:
8.7X10^3
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