Respuesta :

Happy New Year from MrBillDoesMath!

Answer:

Part A:

 point   \ coordinates \ quadrant:

 I            (1,2)                  1

 L           (-4,2)                2

 K          (-4,0)                does not belong to any quadrant

 J           (3,-1)                4

 M         (4,-4)                4


Part B:

Point K = (-4,0) lies on the x-axis so reflecting it about the x-axis gives the  same point. In other words, the "reflected" point has coordinates  (-4,0)

 

Part C:

L = (-4,2). Reflecting it about the y-axis gives the point (4,2)


Thank you,

MrB

Answer:

it would stay the same because the point is already on the x- axis therefore it cannot reflect about it.

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