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How would I find the image of (-2, -1) after two reflections, first across the line y = -5, and then across the line x = 1.
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move the y parts up by 5, negate them, and then move them bac down by 5 same concept for the x parts
(-2,-1) : y = -5 +5 +5 -------------- (-2,4) : y = 0 negate the y, and move it back (-2,-4) : y = 0 -5 -5 --------------- (-2,-9) : y=-5
or, consider that the reflecting axis is the midpoint such that: \[\frac{y_1+y_2}{2}=\hat y\] \[y_1+y_2=2\hat y\] \[y_1=2\hat y-y_2\]
in this case: y1 = 2(-5)-(-1) y1 = -10+1 = -9
(4, -9)?
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