Question

A figure is located entirely in the third quadrant. If it's reflected over the y-axis, in which quadrant will the image lie?

first

second

third

fourth

Answer 1

@AnswerMyQuestions

Answer 2

First.

Answer 3

thanks @AnswerMyQuestions can u help me with another 2

Answer 4

Ok.

Answer 5

The vertices of a triangle are located at A zero comma negative 8, B negative 4 comma 4, and C 2 comma 6. If the triangle is dilated about the origin with a scale factor of one-half, what are the coordinates of C prime?

1 comma 3

2 comma 3

1 comma 6

4 comma twelve

Answer 6

@AnswerMyQuestions

Answer 7

Hmm

Answer 8

1,3

Answer 9

how bout this one Which rule describes the transformation seen here?

Triangle S T U has vertices S negative 1 comma 2, T negative 4 comma 2, and U negative 1 comma 4. It has been rotated ninety degrees clockwise with the transformed image S prime T prime U prime having the vertices S prime 2 comma 1, T prime 2 comma 4, and U prime 4 comma 1.

x comma y becomes negative x comma negative y

x comma y becomes y comma x

x comma y becomes negative x comma y

x comma y becomes y comma negative x

Answer 10

@dragonknight326
Be careful of accepting the answers above.

Answer 11

@AnswerMyQuestions

Answer 12

Hmm...

Answer 13

Take a look at the diagram - imagine the Y axis is a mirror - WHERE will the "3" be in the mirror?

Answer 14

4 @MrNood

Answer 15

X comma y becomes y comma negative x

Answer 16

@dragonknight326 YOU got it (answermyquestions didn't) .Maybe you would be better off doing the questions yourself than blindly accepting a stranger's answers

Answer 17

@MrNood He already knows the answer to the 1st one. We're talking about his latest question.

Answer 18

the answer you gave to the first one is wrong

Answer 19

Ohhhhhh, I thought it said reflected over the x axis... My bad...

Answer 20

I always mess up on questions. -.- Thanks for correcting me @MrNood

Answer 21

it would be wrong EVEN if it WERE the x axis

Y

Answer 22

whats the answer?

Answer 23

So @dragonknight326 IF you learn the meaning of the question you will be able to do other similar questions.
If you take someone else's answer then you are at danger of them being wrong and never learning anything.

See my diagram - and YOUR answer

Answer 24

@MrNood How would my answer be wrong if it said x axis?