Question

can someone check this for me please.

Answer 1

@hero @e.mccormick

Answer 2

@akshay1234

Answer 3

Do you understand the reflection notation?

Answer 4

some what

Answer 5

OK. So, the question asks about tringle 3, or T3. What line could T3 have been reflected over?

Answer 6

i got A

Answer 7

Well, how did you get A?

Answer 8

i filled the triangle 3

Answer 9

flipped**

Answer 10

Flipped T3 over what? What is the name of the line?

Answer 11

m

Answer 12

am i right? :/

Answer 13

Ah, but in the diagram, T3 is not near line m.

Answer 14

ohh

Answer 15

so i would b triangle 2

Answer 16

so im going with D line l triangle 2

Answer 17

In reflection notation: \(R_k(source)=desitnation\), R just mees reflection, the subscript k is the na,e of the line, source is the origin object, and desitnation is the resulting object. They gave you T3 as the destination. So yes, \(R_l(\triangle2) = \triangle 3\).

Answer 18

Wheee... messy typing there. Sorry. Trying to get out of here.

Answer 19

haha its okay :)

Answer 20

did i get it right :o

Answer 21

Yep. D it is. I hope that helps you understand why. Here is another reference to it:

http://www.regentsprep.org/Regents/math/geometry/GT1/reflect.htm

Right at the top.

Answer 22

okay thank you i do :)