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The point X (-3, 6) is a reflection of the point X’ (3, -6). What are they reflected through?
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do you know how to work out the gradient of the line joining the 2 points?
The point(-3,6) lies in 2nd quadrant and point (3,-6) lies in 4th quadrant. The point separating two quadrant is origin
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|dw:1475600553049:dw| where are you thinking the mirror would be?
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|dw:1475601356247:dw| The general case is the point is reflected about a line that is the perpendicular bisector of the line joining the point and its reflection. This is true for all reflections - not just the special case above......
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