REFLECTION RIGID MOTIONS PT. 2.

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REFLECTION RIGID MOTIONS PT. 2

Reflect across the x-axis Change the sign of the y-value

Reflect across the x-axis

Reflect across the x-axis

Reflect across the y-axis Change the sign of the x-value

Reflect across the y-axis

Reflect across the y-axis

Reflect across y = x Swap x and y

Reflect across y = x

Reflect across y = x B(-3, -2) A(-1, -4) T(2, -1) B’(-2, -3)

Reflect across y = -x Swap and change both signs

Reflect across y = -x

Reflect across y = -x W(-3, -2) E(-1, -4) B(2, -1) W’(2, 3) E’(4, 1)