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what is the image of C(-6,0) after a reflection in the x-axis?
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(6,0)
how?
Let me get a pic
When you reflect points across the x-asix, the x-value stays the same, but the y-value is multiplied by -1. The tricky thing here is that the y-vallue is 0. So, reflection across the x-axis would just result in the same point
But isn't reflecting over the x-axis just flipping it?^^ Like I haven't done this since 5th grade
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i'mlost:/
OH WAIT, sorry I'm thinking about y-axis
yea, ok, I see how you got the same point for flipping over the x-axs
@bri0666667 your answer would be (-6,0)
so it stayed the same?
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now i see you multiply y by -1 which is still 0.
sincewe're onlychanging y
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