Final answer:
Option A (1.5, -2) and (-1.5, 2) represents points that are reflections of each other across both axes.
Step-by-step explanation:
Reflections across both axes occur when the x and y-coordinates of two points are switched and negated. Let's check which pairs of points satisfy this condition.
- A. (1.5, -2) and (-1.5, 2): The x-coordinates are switched and negated, and the same applies to the y-coordinates. This pair represents reflections across both axes.
- B. (4.5, -2) and (5.4, -2): The y-coordinates remain the same, so it does not represent a reflection across the y-axis.
- C. (-15, 3) and (3, -15): The x-coordinates are switched and negated, but the same does not apply to the y-coordinates. This pair does not represent a reflection across the y-axis.
- D. (1.75, -4) and (4, -1.75): The x-coordinates are switched and negated, but the same does not apply to the y-coordinates. This pair does not represent a reflection across the y-axis.
Therefore, only Option A represents points that are reflections of each other across both axes.