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Answer 1

The transformation below that caused AB to transform into A'B' is a reflection across the y-axis

How to translate a coordinate point to another

Given the following coordinates

A = (6, 2)

B = (2, 6)

A' = (-6, 2)

B' = (-2, 6)

According to the reflection rule, the reflection over y axis is given as:

$(x,y)\rightarrow (-x,y)$

Note that the x-coordinate was negated as seen from the translation A to A' and B to '.

Hence the transformation below that caused AB to transform into A'B' is a reflection across the y-axis

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