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5) reflection across the x-axis​

5) reflection across the x-axis​
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5) reflection across the x-axis​

5) reflection across the x-axis​-example-1
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Answer:

t(2,-2),C(2,-5),z(5,-4),f(5,0)

Explanation:

because it reflects across the x-axis the y changes to the opposite.

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