Final answer:
After rotating Point M at coordinates (-3,-6) 180° around the origin and reflecting it in the x-axis, the new coordinates are (3, -6), which corresponds to answer choice D) (3, -6).
Step-by-step explanation:
The question involves finding the coordinates of Point M at the coordinates (−3,−6) after it is rotated 180° and then reflected in the x-axis. To solve this:
- When a point is rotated 180° around the origin, both its x and y coordinates are negated. Thus after the rotation Point M would be at (3, 6).
- Reflecting this new point in the x-axis means inverting its y-coordinate, keeping the x-coordinate the same. Thus, the reflected point M' would have coordinates (3, -6).
Therefore, the transformed coordinates of Point M are (3, -6), which corresponds to answer choice D) (3, -6).