Dose anybody know how to do this

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Svetradugi [14.3K]2 years ago

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When it states "reflection" it really means just flip the point over the line. Since they want you to reflect the point over the x- axis you need to flip the point onto the other side of the horizontal line. So count down spaces until you get to the x- axis. You went down 3 spaces correct? Now count from that line 3 spaces down and that is your new point. Your answer would be (2,-3). Its kind of like a mirror. I hope this helps love! :)

Grace [21]2 years ago

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The dot is 3 lines above the x axis so if you reflect it it would be 3 lines below the x axis so it would be (2,-3)

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