Question

Help!

Answer 1

@Cydney_Morgan

Answer 2

kk, so if it reflects on the x-axis, then what's the y-int now?

Answer 3

i think D

Answer 4

@alias

Answer 5

nope. Ok here's how you know. What direction is the end point? Up or down?

Answer 6

Then because of the reflection, the end points should now point in the opposite direction, right? So your function has to be negative. The y-int of the original function (0,3) has to be reflected too. So if the reflection happens in the x-axis, what would this point now be?

Answer 7

B

Answer 8

not quite, the intercept would have to be (0,-3), so the answer is A

Answer 9

ty @alias