Question

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Hurry up

Answer 3

Loll

Answer 4

Okay one sec

Answer 5

Hahaha Not Funny Hurry Or I Ain't Helping

Answer 6

Trapezoid ABCD is reflected over the line y = x. What rule shows the input and output of the reflection, and what is the new coordinate of A'?

Answer 7

Shoot

Answer 8

Alright sorry

Answer 9

Feeling Annoyed~

Answer 10

(x,y)→(y,-x); A' is at (1, 5)

(x,y)→(y,x); A' is at (1, -5)

(x,y)→(-x,y); A' is at (5, 1)

(x,y)→(-x,-y); A' is at (5, -1)

Answer 11

Sorry but that's it

Answer 12

>.< Idk This @ganeshie8 and I'm jp people this is my twin brother lol

Answer 13

loll yeah

Answer 14

I think the answer is (x,y)→(-x,y); A' is at (5, 1)

Answer 15

IDK either. It's got me beat.

Answer 16

Loll Ok

Answer 17

@SolomonZelman

Answer 18

I don't feel like going over the comments, if you tagged, tell me your question again please.

Answer 19

Ok Trapezoid ABCD is reflected over the line y = x. What rule shows the input and output of the reflection, and what is the new coordinate of A'?

Answer 20

(x,y)→(y,-x); A' is at (1, 5)

(x,y)→(y,x); A' is at (1, -5)

(x,y)→(-x,y); A' is at (5, 1)

(x,y)→(-x,-y); A' is at (5, -1)

Answer 21

@SolomonZelman

Answer 22

assuming it was in quadrant I
it now goes to quadrant 3, (you are reflecting across the diagonal)

so from having positive x and positive y i.e. (x,y) YOU NOW GET neg. x and neg. y i.e.
(-x,-y)


Hope this is good enough :)

Answer 23

so would it be (x,y)→(-x,y); A' is at (5, 1) @SolomonZelman

Answer 24

hehe, I explained it as well as I could, but you still don't get it. that means you don't pay attention in class.

Answer 25

I'm home schooled so when I don't get something right away I asked people on Open study if I understood it then would I have posted the question? Please don't assume that since I don't get it I don't pay attention @SolomonZelman

Answer 26

Alright, sorry. I can self-teach it to you. I'll be asking questions and you reply.

Do you know all the quadrants (I , II, III, IV ) ? Yes or No

Answer 27

No I'm taking a pretest so I don't know anything in Unit 2

Answer 28

I don't know what can you possible refer to as "unit 2" but anyway, so you don't know whta the quadrants are, right?

Answer 29

No

Answer 30

Ok... are you familiar with this pic below?