The vertices of a triangle are p(-7,-4), Q(-7,-8), and R(3,-3). Name the vertices of the image reflected across the line y=x p'(4,7), q'(8,-7), r'(3,-3) p'(4,-7), q'(8,-7), r' (3,3) p'(-4,-7), q' (8,-7), r'(-3,3) p'(-4,7), q'(-8,7), r(-3,-3)
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ummmm...hold on just a sec
the rule for reflecting an image across the line y = x is (x, y) → (y, x). So for P(-7,-4), Q(-7,-8), and R(3,-3) you would just flip them around...
so like (-4,-7), (-8,-7)..
yeah:) but...let me graph it so I can see what the right answer will be...lol
oh okkk :)
the x will be positive and the y will be negative on these when they're reflected.... so it would have to be the last one, I think.
8. Find the image of O(-2,-1) after two reflections, first across the line y=-5, and then across the line x=1 (-2,-1) (-1,-6) (4,-9) (1,-5)
i'm sorry, I'm not sure! Maybe he can help though>>@johnweldon1993
@johnweldon1993 are you good with geometry?
Oh yeah...okay so look at it like this... "Find the image of O(-2,-1) after two reflections, first across the line y=-5, and then across the line x=1" So first...when reflecting across y = -5 how far away from -5 is your point? We are at -1 on the y-axis...and we want to get to -5 ...that is a 4 unit difference right? So if it takes 4 units to get TO the line...we then need to go 4 MORE units down to make the reflection... So all together that is -1 - 4 - 4 = - 9 so our new coordinates are (-2, -9) Now we need to reflect across x = 1 Same thing here...how far away are we (in respect to 'x') to x = 1? We are at x= -2 ...and we need to get to x = 1....that is a 3 unit difference....we need to go up 3 units to get TO the line...then follow through with another 3 units to complete the reflection.... so -2 + 3 + 3 = 4 So our entirely new coordinate is (4 , -9)
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