Points A and A' have symmetry with respect to the line two units above, and parallel to, the x- axis. Graph the points for A'.
when A is (1, 1)
when A is (-3, 0)
when A is (3, 4)
when A is (-2, -1)
Can someone help graph this for me?

Question

Points A and A' have symmetry with respect to the line two units above, and parallel to, the x- axis. Graph the points for A'. 
when A is (1, 1)
 when A is (-3, 0)
 when A is (3, 4)
 when A is (-2, -1)
Can someone help graph this for me?

rhystic · Answer

they are parallel to the x axis which means y=b two units above means y = 2. This line is straight with the only values changing being x and the slope being 1.  so there will be four straight horizontal lines each at the corresponding y value.