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1 year ago

Can anyone solve this?

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Troyanec [42]1 year ago

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Answer:

its the same thing look at the coordinates

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yaroslaw [1]1 year ago

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Answer:

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F(2, – 1), G(5,2), H(8, 3), and I(6, 0)

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y = -1

To reflect the line, we apply the following rule of reflection

(x,y) $\to$ (x,-y-2)

So, we have the following coordinates of the image

F' = (2, – 1)

G' = (5,-4)

H' = (8, -5)

I' = (6, -2)

See attachment for the image of the reflected polygon