The point X (-3, 6) is a reflection of the point X’ (3, -6). What are they reflected through?

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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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The point X (-3, 6) is rotated 180° to the point X' (3, -6)

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The point X (-3, 6) is reflected through both the X and Y axis to the point X' (3, -6).

YuriAlbuquerque answered Aug 30, 2019

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