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What are the coordinates of B' given the translation of B (-3, 2) 5 units to the right then reflected across the x-axis? * 1 point

A. (2, -2)

B. (-8, -2)

C. (2, 2)
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After the translation of B(-3, 2) 5 units to the right, the new coordinates would be B'(2, 2).

Then, when this point is reflected across the x-axis, the y-coordinate changes sign.

Therefore, the coordinates of B' after reflecting across the x-axis would be (2, -2).

So, the answer is A. (2, -2).
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