The vertices of square HIJK have coordinates H(−3, 2), I(−5, 2), J(−5, 4), and K(−3, 4). Square HIJK was transformed to produce square HꞌIꞌJꞌKꞌ, with coordinates Hꞌ(−3, −2), Iꞌ(−5, −2), and Kꞌ(−3, −4). What are the coordinates of vertex Jꞌ? ( , ) Will give fan and medal
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note that the x coordinate of H and its image H' are the same but the y coordinate of H is 2 and y coordinate of H' is -2.
this means its a reflection in the x-axis
ok but the coordinates will be
sorry i dont understand what it says
the top x is the position of H and bottom x is the position of H'
so the coordinate is 2 -3
its a similar story for the points I , I' , K and K' so for J' the x coordinate will be the same and Y coordinate will be negative of y coordinate of point J
No - look at coordinates of point J
-5 4
actually i messed up the diagram the point should left of y axis...
ok
it doesn't matter the answer will still be the same J = (-5,4) so J' = (-5, ?)
-4
right J' = (-5,-4)
thats the answer
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