Graph the image of △UVW after a reflection over the line y=-x
2 answers:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Rule: (x, y) → (-y, -x)
This means that the x, will now become y, and the y will now become x.
U (-7, -4) → (4, 7)
V (1, -4) → (4, -1)
W (-5, -9) → (9, 5)
U' (4, 7)
V' (4, -1)
W' (9, 5)
*View the attached graph*
- Yellow is the original figure
- Purple is the figure after a reflection over the line y=-x
Hope this helps!
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Reflection over the line x = -1 alters the x-coordinates, but leaves the y-coordinates alone. The image point is as far horizontally from the reflection line as the pre-image point is. Each new x-coordinate is the old one subtracted from twice the x-value of the line of reflection: (x, y) ⇒ (-2-x, y) U(-8, -6) ⇒ U'(6, -6) V(-3, -6) ⇒ V'(1, -6) W(-4, -1) ⇒ W'(2, -1)
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