4. You are given ∆, with vertices A (2, - 3), B (5,4), and C (9,0). What are the new coordinates after reflecting ∆ over the x-axis? *

1. A (-2,-3), B (-5,4), C (-9,0)

2. A (2,3), B (5,-4), C (9,0)

3. A (-3,2), B (4,5), C (0,9)

5. You are given ∆, with vertices A (2, - 3), B (5,4), and C (9,0). What are the new coordinates after reflecting ∆ over the y-axis? *

1, A (-2,-3), B (-5,4), C (-9,0)

2. A (2,3), B (5,-4), C (9,0)

3. A (-3,2), B (4,5), C (0,9)

6. You are given ∆, with vertices A (2, - 3), B (5,4), and C (9,0). What are the new coordinates after reflecting ∆ over the line y=x? *

1. A (-3,2), B (4,5), C (0,9)

2. A (-2,-3), B (-5,4), C (-9,0)

3. A (2,3), B (5,-4), C (9,0)

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Simeon Bradshaw

16 November, 01:31

4. You are given ∆, with vertices A (2, - 3), B (5,4), and C (9,0). What are the new coordinates after reflecting ∆ over the x-axis? *

1. A (-2,-3), B (-5,4), C (-9,0)

2. A (2,3), B (5,-4), C (9,0)

3. A (-3,2), B (4,5), C (0,9)

5. You are given ∆, with vertices A (2, - 3), B (5,4), and C (9,0). What are the new coordinates after reflecting ∆ over the y-axis? *

1, A (-2,-3), B (-5,4), C (-9,0)

2. A (2,3), B (5,-4), C (9,0)

3. A (-3,2), B (4,5), C (0,9)

6. You are given ∆, with vertices A (2, - 3), B (5,4), and C (9,0). What are the new coordinates after reflecting ∆ over the line y=x? *

1. A (-3,2), B (4,5), C (0,9)

2. A (-2,-3), B (-5,4), C (-9,0)

3. A (2,3), B (5,-4), C (9,0)

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4. 2. A (2,3), B (5,-4), C (9,0)

5. 1. A (-2,-3), B (-5,4), C (-9,0)

6. 1. A (-3,2), B (4,5), C (0,9)

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4. You are given ∆, with vertices A (2, - 3), B (5,4), and C (9,0). What are the new coordinates after reflecting ∆ over the x-axis? *

2. A (2,3), B (5,-4), C (9,0)

(x, y) - -> (x,-y)

5. You are given ∆, with vertices A (2, - 3), B (5,4), and C (9,0). What are the new coordinates after reflecting ∆ over the y-axis? *

1, A (-2,-3), B (-5,4), C (-9,0)

(x, y) - -> (-x, y)

6. You are given ∆, with vertices A (2, - 3), B (5,4), and C (9,0). What are the new coordinates after reflecting ∆ over the line y=x? *

1. A (-3,2), B (4,5), C (0,9)

(x, y) - -> (y, x)