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kimberlyskyy:

Triangle END is reflected across the line y = x using the rule (x, y) → (y, x) to create triangle E′N′D′. If a line segment is drawn from point E to point E′, which statement would best describe the line segment drawn in relation to the line y = x? A. Both are congruent to each other. B. Both create diameters of concentric circles. C. They are parallel. D. They are perpendicular.

kimberlyskyy:

@dude

dude:

|dw:1570067883437:dw| Dotted line is the line between E and E' It should be clear which it is [In case you cannot see the image, full version is attached below]

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kimberlyskyy:

A @dude

dude:

No The line segment is not congruent to the line We are talking about the line between E and E' [The dotted line]

dude:

|dw:1570068517988:dw| Here's a more obvious hint, is this parallel or perpendicular?

dude:

Also incase you are curious about the graph [Unrelated] https://www.desmos.com/calculator/ip3fxeycju

kimberlyskyy:

IM THINK PERPENDICULAR @dude

dude:

Good

kimberlyskyy:

YAY

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