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Reflect the following figure across the x-axis: S: (0, -3), T: (3, 1), U: (4, -3)

Reflect the following figure across the x-axis: S: (0, -3), T: (3, 1), U: (4, -3)-example-1
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We are given the following coordinates.


\begin{gathered} S(0,-3) \\ T(3,1) \\ U(4,-3) \end{gathered}

We are asked to reflect them across the x-axis.

Recall that the rule for reflection across the x-axis is given by


(x,y)\rightarrow(x,-y)

As you can see, the y-coordinate gets reversed.

Let us apply this rule on the given coordinates S, T, U


\begin{gathered} S(0,-3)\rightarrow U^(\prime)(0,3) \\ T(3,1)\rightarrow T^(\prime)(3,-1) \\ U(4,-3)\rightarrow U^(\prime)(4,3) \end{gathered}

Therefore, the above coordinates are reflected over the x-axis.

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