Sissyeolvera56 Sissyeolvera56

01-03-2017
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I'm having trouble solving this reflection please help

Im having trouble solving this reflection please help class=

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thibodeaux15 thibodeaux15

01-03-2017

you reflect the triangle across the x axis. Are you looking for the points or what it reflects into?

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AbsentMindedProf AbsentMindedProf

01-03-2017

The easiest way would be to draw a line at x=1 and then plot the individual points an equal distance from the line. Sorry for the bad picture but I did it in a rush and I can't find my glasses.

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