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Point S has the coordinates (6,-4).

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BabaBlast [244]2 years ago

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Point S (6,-4)

Point T

(6 x -1, -4) = (-6, -4)

Point T = (-6,-4)

Point T shows the reflection of Point S across the y axis.

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Point S has the coordinates (6,-4).​

Point S has the coordinates (6,-4).