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What is the image of O(3,2) after two reflections, first across the line y = 2, and then across the line x = -4? WILL FAN AND MEDAL
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I am confused. O(3,2) is already on the line y=2. So, its image across the line y=2 is itself. Was y=2 meant to be some other number?
I am also confused with the wording of the question, but here are the choices they gave me if this would help. (-4,2) (3,2) (-11,2) (-1,4)
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I am guessing it would be just the same? (3,2)?
Well, assuming that y = 2 is right, it would not be just the same.
How far away is the point (3,2) from the line x = -4?
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