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The following coordinates are the result of a single transformation. Pre-image C: (2, -3) Image C’: (-2, -3). What is the transformation that took place? A. reflection over the x axis B. reflection over
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The following coordinates are the result of a single transformation. Pre-image C: (2, -3) Image C’: (-2, -3). What is the transformation that took place?

A.
reflection over the x axis

B.
reflection over the y axis

C.
rotation 90°

D.
rotation 180°

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Well the y-coordinate is the first number in the pair. So if 2 and -2 are different for an example, one is positive and one is negative. On the coordinate grid it would be a reflection over the y axis. (I believe that’s the answer)
Answer: B
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C because Ik what this is and ejjebejrnr
The following coordinates are the result of a single transformation. Pre-image C: (2, -3) Image-example-1
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