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Reflect the point (a) in the x-axis and (b) in the y-axis (4,5)and (1 1/2, -1/4)

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gulaghasi [49]1 year ago

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(4,5)

a) -4,5

b) 4,-5

(11/2 , -1/4)

a)-11/2,-1/4

b)11/2,1/4

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