Let's analyze each statement one by one based on the transformations mentioned.
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Statement: Point W in quadrant II is reflected across the y-axis and then rotated 90° counterclockwise about the origin to get point W'. Point W' will be in quadrant II.
- Analysis: Reflecting a point in quadrant II across the y-axis will move it to quadrant I. Rotating a point in quadrant I (the new position after reflection) 90° counterclockwise will move it to quadrant IV.
- Result: False
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Statement: Point X in quadrant III is reflected across the x-axis and then across the y-axis to get point X'. Point X' will be in quadrant II.
- Analysis: Reflecting point X across the x-axis moves it to quadrant II. Reflecting again across the y-axis will move it to quadrant I.
- Result: False
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Statement: A line segment PQ with endpoints at P(1, 8) and Q(5, –2) is reflected across the y-axis and translated up 6 units to get line segment P'Q' with endpoints P' and Q'. The coordinates for point Q' is (1, –2).
- Analysis: Reflecting Q(5, -2) across the y-axis results in Q'(-5, -2). Translating up 6 units results in Q'(-5, 4).
- Result: False
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Statement: A line segment KL with endpoints at K(–1, 3) and L(4, 5) is reflected across the x-axis and translated down 2 units to get line segment K'L' with endpoints K' and L'. Line segment KL and K'L' are parallel.
- Analysis: Reflecting K(–1, 3) across the x-axis gives K'(–1, -3) and L(4, 5) gives L'(4, -5). Note that the slopes of both segments will remain the same, hence they will be parallel.
- Result: True
Now compiling the results:
- Point W' will be in quadrant II: False
- Point X' will be in quadrant II: False
- The coordinates for point Q' is (1, –2): False
- Line segment KL and K'L' are parallel: True
Thus, the final answers are:
- False
- False
- False
- True