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The point K(-3,6) is reflected over the y-axis.
The point N' would be (3,6)
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The point N' would be (3,6)
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The reflection of a point \( (x, y) \) over the y-axis results in the point \( (-x, y) \).
For the point \( K(-3, 6) \):
- The x-coordinate is -3, and when reflected over the y-axis, it becomes \( -(-3) = 3 \).
- The y-coordinate remains unchanged at 6.
Thus, the reflected point \( N' \) is \( (3, 6) \).
So the response is:
**Yes**
For the point \( K(-3, 6) \):
- The x-coordinate is -3, and when reflected over the y-axis, it becomes \( -(-3) = 3 \).
- The y-coordinate remains unchanged at 6.
Thus, the reflected point \( N' \) is \( (3, 6) \).
So the response is:
**Yes**
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