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Referring to the figure, is the transformation a a. reflection b. not a reflection
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Referring to the figure, is the transformation a
a. reflection
b. not a reflection
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It is a reflection, and the reflection goes over the Y axis! It’s a reflection because if you reflect The dotted figure over the X axis, you will get the non dotted figure as the reflection!!
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Answer:
reflection
Explanation:
a.reflection
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