WILL GIVE MEDAL!! Help please! Point P is located at (–3, –2). P is reflected across the x-axis to create P'. What quadrant is P' in? A. I B. II C. III D. IV
Is it C?
Do you know where that point is on the graph, and the numbering of the quadrants? Why do you think it's C?
Nope. The original point is at (-3,2). Can you plot that point?
Yes, it's three to the left and two up.
Mhm, which quadrant is that?
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I put that the first time and it was wrong, this is the re-take. It's not quadrant 2 for some reason..?
Yeah, it asks for which quadrant it will be in if reflected over the x axis. What will be the coordinates of the point then?
So it would be Q1
Omg ._. I'm sorry. The original point is at (-3,-2) Quadrant 3.
Ohhhh, I'm slow. ._. So it would be quadrant 4?
Reflecting it over the x-axis will give you the point (-3,2). You know which quadrant that is. c:
Oh my, lol Quadrant 3.
No don't guess. ._. Use the quadrant map.
No. Wat. It was originally in Quadrant 3, (-3,-2)
So, it would be Quadrant 4 LOL
No. .-. If you reflect it over the x axis. The point will go from (-3,-2) to (-3,2).
Quadrant 2? That's wrong though.
No, that's right. :3
I put that last time and it was marked wrong, no lie..
I cri.
They are incorrect.
It says "reflected across the x-axis" not over it..?
It means the same thing.
I'll just guess then, because they said Quadrant II was incorrect, maybe they are looking at it in another way? As in Q1 being top left?
I've never heard of that b4. o-o Idek. Sorry. ._.
It's really strange, lol. Oh well thanks for the help anyways! :D
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