Polygon ABCDE is reflected to produce polygon A′B′C′D′E′. What is the equation for the line of reflection?

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anonymous · Answer

Do you have choices?

anonymous · Answer

Polygon ABCDE is reflected to produce polygon A′B′C′D′E′. What is the equation for the line of reflection?

y = 0

x = 0

x = 2 

y = 1

anonymous · Answer

@bibby  since you've been such a big help I only have 2 more questions and one of them is ^ by lovereboy and ill put up the graph

bibby · Answer

I need diagrams lol

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

there you go @bibby

bibby · Answer

not sure how to go about this we'll start by taking a point and looking at the transformation C(1,1) C'(-1,1) gonna use this site as a reference http://www.regentsprep.org/regents/math/geometry/gt5/reviewTranformations.htm

anonymous · Answer

okay

bibby · Answer

sorry, I get distracted easily, anyhowwww

anonymous · Answer

its okay lol

bibby · Answer

I'm honestly not sure what to say, all I can say is by looking at it that it looks like it's flipped over the origin

bibby · Answer

which means we want the choice that has the coordinates of a vertical line at the origin

bibby · Answer

|dw:1422552645145:dw|

anonymous · Answer

whats that for ?

bibby · Answer

that's the line over which the points are reflected

bibby · Answer

bibby · Answer

vertical lines are of t he form x= a where a is some number
that narrows it down  to b and c

anonymous · Answer

okay so would one of the answers be on of the 0?

bibby · Answer

that line is x=0, if you plot it all the way up and down the y axis, it should be obvious

anonymous · Answer

so the answer is x=0??