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reflect the endpoint of a line segment (-5,10) across the x-axis. What is the result?Asked by Alto Saxophone
Reflect the endpoint of a line segment (−5, 10)
(
−
5
,
10
)
across the x
x
-axis. What is the result?
(
−
5
,
10
)
across the x
x
-axis. What is the result?
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To reflect a point across the x-axis, you change the sign of the y-coordinate while keeping the x-coordinate the same.
The original point is \((-5, 10)\).
Reflecting it across the x-axis gives us:
\[
(-5, -10)
\]
So, the result of reflecting the point \((-5, 10)\) across the x-axis is \((-5, -10)\).
The original point is \((-5, 10)\).
Reflecting it across the x-axis gives us:
\[
(-5, -10)
\]
So, the result of reflecting the point \((-5, 10)\) across the x-axis is \((-5, -10)\).
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