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A triangle in Quadrant I is reflected over the y-axis, then over the x-axis, and then over the y-axis again. The new triangle, in Quadrant IV, could ALSO have been obtained by u…

A triangle in Quadrant I is reflected over the y-axis, then over the x-axis, and then over the y-axis again. The new triangle, in Quadrant IV, could ALSO have been obtained by u…
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A triangle in Quadrant I is reflected over the y-axis, then over the x-axis, and then over the y-axis again. The new triangle, in

Quadrant IV, could ALSO have been obtained by using a single

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single reflect over the x axis

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A triangle in Quadrant I is reflected over the y-axis, then over the x-axis, and then-example-1
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