Question

help me people of earth

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where you from...Mars ?

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yup

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so tell me how to get to that answer

Answer 4

You could help yourself (and possibly your helpers) if you'd first explain what a "line of reflection" is in geometry.

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^

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no idea

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im british i am not sure what it is

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and no i do not speek american

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so please talk so that I can understand you

Answer 10

May I suggest that you look up (do an Internet search for) "geometric reflections?" That'd uncover some examples. Your being British and not "speaking American" has little or nothing to do with this mathematical language.

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like not probitionalary slangtunary or any of that crumpet

Answer 12

ok i have

Answer 13

Try looking at these search results:

https://www.google.com/search?q=geometric+reflections&rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS461US461&oq=geometric+reflections&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.4680j0j7&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=0&ie=UTF-8

Answer 14

i would say that it is A

Answer 15

@cradybaby : Don't be rude to other users

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i looked on Geometric Reflections

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ok thank you

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Once you have an idea of what a line of reflection means in geometry, the problem you've posted should be easy. Look at the illustration you posted. You get the left half of this figure by rotating the right half about which vertical line?

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i believe that the answer to this question is A

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do you believe so as well

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No

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oh what do you think it is and why exactly?

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at shiraz14

Answer 24

A line of reflection is akin to a mirror - what do you think an object looks like when it is placed in front of a mirror?

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well the object in the mirror is a reflection it is oneselves reflections

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but backwards

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well then I believe that the mirror would be at 3 units to the Left or C

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or to the right of The Object A

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which A are they talking about?

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lets work togather on this

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What about the object's distance from the mirror? Can you state something you may observe about this distance?

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well it is about 3 squares away from either shapes

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so I believe that it is C

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Do you agree with me

Answer 35

Yes, that's correct

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thank you

Answer 37

You're welcome